Debit Card Cellphones

In Seoul, South Korea, the newest cell phone add on isn't another phone. It

isn't car keys. It's a debit card. There is a built in debit card in some of the new cell

phones. According to Cho Eun-Sang, a senior manager at Harex Infotech, which is

one of the first companies to establish this new idea, "We are conditioned to think

that a credit card is a plastic rectangle..." However, it's actually the date on the strip

on the back of the card, and data can be stored anywhere.

Almost every teenager and adult in Seoul has a wireless handset. There are

33.2 million cellular subscribers, in the country of South Korea that has a population

of over 48 million. Unlike the rest of the world, cellular phones in South Korea are

much more than just phones. Kids surf the internet. Adults transfer money. Others

buy movie tickets. Some even play the lottery. The coun

today. Is it possible to steal pin numbers and debit card numbers? Most likely. What

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