Sounds like discrimination of a broad group of people. Granted, it's not a designated protected group, like by national origin, but I still think they have a good chance in court.
> I still think they have a good chance in court
Can you share the law you think was violated?
And in the end, it's still a gamble that you may lose your case.
I'm not talking about unreliable SMS delivery, I'm talking about banks not accepting other options like passkeys, software/hardware OTP keys which are more secure than SMS, thereby discriminating a whole class of people "living in the mountains".
> I'm not talking about unreliable SMS delivery
Why? That's what this is about. Everyone, including hill people, have the same problems with the same technology. Ergo, not discrimination.
> I'm talking about banks not accepting other options like passkeys, software/hardware OTP keys which are more secure than SMS
I'm going to sue Apple for not adding satellite to my iPhone. It's discrimination that when I go into the mountains, I don't have reliable coverage.
See how silly that is?
> I'm not an attorney
Then why are you confident about the outcome of court cases?
On what grounds?
They could accept other 2FA methods, like passkeys and OTP apps, which are more secure than SMS.