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Does anyone know if online banking is really less safe than only being able to access the bank in person?

My grandparents refuse to open online banking for their account. I'm wondering if there's a way I can convince them?

They are stressing me out with their health issues and just accept whatever happens. I am already barely able to take care of myself, and now I have to take care of them.

It's so frustrating and exhausting. They act like toddlers.

Is this normal for the ages between 50-60?? (To act like literal toddlers that need to be baby sat) Or is it just my parents

I'd like to know if mods can still see what the person originally wrote

The most notable of which being "The 4chan moderation team reserves the right to revoke access and remove content for any reason without notice."

I noticed something fishy starting a few weeks ago. I kept getting 3 day bans, but with no reason listed and/or no link to the offending post.

So basically I was being banned because the mods wanted to ban me. This turned into a permanent ban, I presume because of the updated rules that I wasn't aware of.

You are not allowed to DISCUSS anything that violates US law. I was banned for mentioning that I was worried my neighbours are abusing their kid.

Permanently banned from 4Chan for this. I tried to appeal it but it was rejected.

Always saw 4Chan as a freedom of speech platform but looks like things are changing very quickly.

To put a lot story short I'm stuck in Bulgaria for the foreseeable future for a multitude of (interesting) reasons.

To be 100% honest with you I greatly dislike it here, and want to go somewhere affordable-ish for about a week for vacation (probably in Europe).

Things I dislike here that I would like to avoid in the vacation destination:

1. Insanely bad air pollution & cigarette smoking everywhere 24/7

2. Lack of affordable/accessible good food

(Any ethnic cuisine I have tried tasted maybe at most 50% like how it should, even in very expensive restaurants. Supermarkets have extremely poor frozen food variety and the taste isn't good either. The food variety in general I find to be very poor. I just want a change because I think I am dying from nutrient and soul food deficiency)

3. Extremely poor shopping experience

4. Poor and inaccessible hiking

5. Grumpiness of people/toxic behaviour

Honestly most of these factors would possibly be solved by going literally anywhere else with poor variety just for a change of pace.

Places I have been considering:

Poland (because they have good services) Portugal (affordable and good food?) Spain (high quality of living, outgoing people?) Albania (amazing nature) Czechia (more developed, so more variety) Estonia (kind of curious about a more affordable version of Scandinavia?)

I do like beaches but am hoping to go somewhere before summer hits full force because I don't tolerate extreme heat well. Sorry for the super long post, could really use some input