Dear Migros
Seriously? You comment on a recipe at Migsto and then you're there with your real name!!!! What do we all have pseudonyms for here now? Of course I'll never rate anything there like that again, sorry. Not possible for me!
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@Cinderella1925
Exactly: You have two Migros entries. One with the Migros login, the other to the Cumulus account. This exists regardless of whether you use it or not.
I think you're being overly cautious. The Cumulus account is certainly not of interest to hackers. And you won't receive any phishing emails. Elsewhere on Migipedia you can read that alleged Migros sweepstakes are currently being sent by SMS again. I've also read there that this could have something to do with the fact that the people concerned have downloaded the Migros app or are customers of M-Budget-Mobile. I myself have never received such an SMS, neither regarding alleged Migros competitions nor any other dubious or advertising SMS. I'm not an M-Budget Mobile customer, but I have the Migros app on my cell phone and my Cumulus account linked to the Migros login. So all the risks mentioned must come from somewhere else. Unlike other people, I am very careful about giving out my phone numbers. I only give them out where it is really absolutely necessary for me. I am also not listed in any telephone directories. In my opinion, the main cause of the risks listed is the careless passing on of telephone numbers. I also think that people who do all their online activity on their smartphone are more at risk. Especially if Facebook is also involved. I'm not thrilled that Migros is so active on this questionable platform.
An automatic connection of the Cumulus account to the Migros login should not actually take place, as you have to give your consent. And if you log in to your Cumulus account while you are logged out of your Migros login, it should certainly not be possible to establish a connection between the two accounts.
Your Cumulus account exists - regardless of whether you log in or not. It can therefore also be hacked - regardless of whether it is connected to Migros-Login or not, which of course also applies to Migros-Login. If it happens, you're simply out of luck. So if you want to do without the convenience of checking your Cumulus points account balance and making any changes to your settings for security reasons - please go ahead and continue not to use the options offered.
@Cinderella1925
Silvia_Migros has asked the appropriate people to delete globinli's comment. That should be enough. M-Infoline has asked user indios elsewhere to only ever use one communication channel per request in order to prevent duplication. This is understandable and can also be applied to this case. I think the matter will be resolved on Monday.
Thanks for your input!
I went back to Migusto and suddenly found a trashcan next to my post. I clicked on it and my comment was deleted. At least I hope so :-)
But I think this is a good discussion. I don't think Migros is aware of what they are doing with the clear names. It's all well and good that it's in the terms of use. But if you simply write there quickly from here, you are not aware of it.
I hope Migros will change it at Migusto so that you can also write with pseudonyms. I'm sure more people would write something there.
I'm glad that this was sorted out before a long weekend!
I won't forget the sentence "Add your two cents" in a hurry.
Unfortunately, one mistrust isnot always enough...
Yes, it was me. I was suddenly able to delete the post. Too bad, now I will only rate the recipes with stars. And if there's something wrong with the recipe, I'll just give it one or two stars. I won't be posting my mustard or, as with the balsamic roast, my honey :-D
If others have commented before you, you've been warned. Only the team is anonymous here. And sometimes it doesn't hurt to add a little mustard, see correction thanks to comment at
https://migusto.migros.ch/de/rezepte/laugenbretzel