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What’s going on with CIMB? | ICYMI #610

Do you have unexplained credit transactions in your CIMB account? Is being able to use Face ID with a mask on a good idea? And… is that the Airbnb logo? Let’s get into today’s ICYMI!

iPhone users might soon be able to use Face ID with a mask on—even without an Apple Watch

Something like Face ID is meant to make it easier for Apple users to unlock their iPhones, but it doesn’t really work with a mask on. And with COVID-19, we wear masks out in public now. So Face ID is absolutely useless—unless you have an Apple Watch. But what if I told you that you might not need an Apple Watch to unlock your iPhone with Face ID? More information here.

Besides McDonald’s, KFC Malaysia is also having supply issues for several menu items

KFC Malaysia has confirmed that some of its “main menu items” are currently out of stock. And this was just days after McDonalds Malaysia announced a french fry shortage. More information here.

AirAsia Group has changed its name to Capital A after it was tagged as a “financially distressed firm”

AirAsia Group Berhad has announced that it has changed its name to Capital A. The name change is a part of the group’s “new core business strategy” to transform AirAsia into “much more than just an airline”. More information here.

Unexplained credit transactions in your CIMB account recently? It’s not just you

There have been so many tweets and reports on social media about how CIMB users have been getting suspicious transactions. So what’s the deal? More information here.

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