Digitalbanana

Think you'll find the BBC is questioning the audacity of lies out of the WH? Lying Leavitt wasn't even holding up a BBC web page piece of paper when she spouted her biased agenda from the WH podium whilst lecturing journalists how to do their job. She was shamelessly holding up a social media account that misrepresented the BBC objective news report.

What two different "mediums" are we talking about? There is ONE medium and its called the internet. Internet banking is connecting to your bank using a PC, laptop, iPad, mobile phone or anything that can access the internet. The people on this thread who seem to think internet banking is just sitting at a desktop PC are mistaken. I do agree with your other point that using a mobile device interface is far easier these days and probably why some banks are doing away with their web site access altogether.

Disagree over opinion is acceptable, but facts is a bit daft IMHO. The term that describes the combined navigation satellite systems from different countries is indeed Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) . GNSS encompasses various national systems, including: • GPS (Global Positioning System): United States • GLONASS (Global Navigation Satellite System): Russia • Galileo: European Union • BeiDou: China • IRNSS (Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System): India • QZSS (Quasi-Zenith Satellite System): Japan Recently and more commonly, the term has evolved to PNT (Positioning, Navigation and Timing). PNT encompasses not only GNSS but also other positioning, navigation, and timing technologies, such as: • Terrestrial navigation systems • Cellular networks • Wi-Fi • Inertial navigation systems • Atomic clocks PNT is a more comprehensive term that covers the broader range of technologies used for positioning, navigation, and timing.

Actually it does, GPS is the term specific to the USA system. The combined navigation systems of the world are more commonly referred to as GNSS, and as newer technologies use it PNT is also the latest acronym. Look 'em up!

Whether its an app on a mobile device or a web site on the PC, they all use the internet. The apps these days are far more user friendly and popular.

Also worth remembering for this appalling comment.

In 15 years you didn't realize the app uses the internet?