Huh, from the headline I was thinking it was intentional! Nothing but marketing fluff in the newsfeed yet, still waiting on an article that's not walled in Swedish(?).
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"Users of the payment service Klarna's app testify about disruptions on Thursday. Anyone who logs in with a bank ID has in many cases been able to see other people's information, including payments and invoices.
- It is very serious and violates privacy, says David Bjurhede, one of many who noticed the disturbances.
Many who have logged in with a bank ID on Klarna's app have on Thursday morning been able to get to someone else's account, users tell SVT Nyheter.
David Bjurhede is one of those who noticed that it was possible to see another person's information in the app, including what purchases had been made and parts of the account number. - It is very serious and violates privacy and risk of fraud if you can find out user information so easily, he says.
Another user says that he discovered the error at 11 o'clock and that it was possible to take part of other people's information for about 20 minutes. - It was possible to see almost everything, parts of the card details and exactly what they had bought and what their finances look like at Klarna. It's a little scary. I have not been through it before and I think it should not happen, he says."