Do you think sharing login details with friends is safe?

[mirakal]

I've only seen people do this to let undersge people gamble and it makes zero sense for me. Let the kids wait. If someone can't create an account themselves let them know about KYC free casinos. Create an account for them maybe but not with the same password and account... Each player should have his own. There are so many solutions now with technology.

Was there ever really a KYC-free casino that’s reputable? I mean a truly KYC-free casino where the casino itself doesn’t have any license but still somehow has a good reputation. Because if they promote “no KYC” or “KYC-free” but they have a license, then they’re not really KYC-free. That’s just a marketing gimmick, and anytime KYC can still be implemented.

[mcdouglasx]

I don't recommend it. The most you can do is help him create his own account, since that's private and involves risk. Besides, you're already seeing how he reacts to a "no," when a true friend would understand. This gives you a clear sign that you can't trust him. On the other hand, it could cause you problems, like interfering with your bets, your money, and even if there's a problem with the casino and they decide not to pay you, he could accuse you of stealing his money. In other words, this has countless possibilities of going wrong. It's better to help him create his account if you want, and wash your hands of the matter.

[AVE5]

This curiosity led me to come here to make this post to hear from you guys on what you think of sharing login details with another person or  brother. Is this permissible?

Given someone else access to your gambling account isn't part of the gambling rules at all rather, the risk of any negative consequences that comes out of it will be on your account.
You did the right thing not to had given the folk the access because you literally don't know what it'd had become if maybe he was not going to perform some activities there that'd had comprised your account.
You also doesn't understand the need of securities and privacy otherwise, you wouldn't had picked offence of keeping malice with you all because you didn't hand him your account to have access to place his bet. You don't even know if he's genuine or not but atleast, your safety first matters m

[Orpichukwu]

I won't consider that person as anymore if he can't accept my no to his need because real friend will just accept and say it's okay but here the intention is to do what he wanted no matter the cost of it.

Friends should always be able to understand themselves, and if you say no, they should be aware that you have your own reasons and should respect that. The danger of giving out a login to something that holds financial records and sensitive information is too much to even be given a second thought.

[Joy- maker]

For me I won't advice anyone to share his or her login details with anyone be it family members, friends or Cole worker because it's not safe. And according to how you describe this your friend you said his very careless that Alon should give you enough reason not to share your login details with him if not he will put you into trouble one day. But if you want to help him out since his your close and very good friend you can open a separate account for him with his details on that same gambling platform, although I don't know if all gambling platform's use IP address to dictate those who are cheating, but some gambling platforms do use IP address to dictate cheater's, so if you are sure that the gambling platform doesn't use IP address to dictate cheater's you can proceed by opening a separate account for him, or you can as well open account for him on another gambling platform to avoid getting yourself into trouble, if the gambling platform use IP address to dictate cheater's.

[Findingnemo]

I won't consider that person as anymore if he can't accept my no to his need because real friend will just accept and say it's okay but here the intention is to do what he wanted no matter the cost of it.

Friends should always be able to understand themselves, and if you say no, they should be aware that you have your own reasons and should respect that. The danger of giving out a login to something that holds financial records and sensitive information is too much to even be given a second thought.

Just imagine, the friend we gave our account laundered money using the casino so they just froze the entire balance along with yours which is the least worse case and to go to the extreme the government authority investigates this matter and point towards the who is the real owner of the account is the one who is guity of doing it so pay a huge fine or end up behind bars for 15 years. Just refusing to say one NO costs money and a lot of years.

[Cookdata]

This curiosity led me to come here to make this post to hear from you guys on what you think of sharing login details with another person or  brother. Is this permissible?

I don't share my phone with anyone, not with my friends or my siblings and it doesn't have anything to do with gambling or if I don't just like them. It's just my etiquettes that my phone stays with me unless there is something very urgent of yours that is laying low on my account and that will be send by me, you don't have to take my phone by my back or try to do something I never instructed you, this has help me create space from people that took people's phone without their permission.

A short story time, yhere was a time had my wallet sweep from my phone(small amount but was painful that time), till now I didn't understand how everything went out of my wallet to a centralized exchange, I know it's someone close to me but there wasn't any proof that to know the person., this is why I don't like to give my phone to people.

[promise444c5]

There’s a reason it’s called a password , it’s meant to be only for you imagine you sharing it with him then anyone could withdraw the other person’s profit or even deposit , he could deposit from any source and decide to punish you with your own account if you offend him / vice versa even though you’re the owner .. doesn’t make sense, he can just create a new account if he lost his.

A short story time, yhere was a time had my wallet sweep from my phone(small amount but was painful that time), till now I didn't understand how everything went out of my wallet to a centralized exchange, I know it's someone close to me but there wasn't any proof that to know the person., this is why I don't like to give my phone to people.

you didn’t password your wallet ?
You should always password wallet ,  it can only come from someone that you borrowed your phone( as you’ve guessed), just make sure the password isn’t your phone lock or you can just use Face ID ..

[Itz-prisigold]

For me, you did nothing wrong here! Sharing your login, even to betting accounts, is very risky even if you trust the person. If anything happens you could get in trouble. If they lose money, get your account banned, or do a bunch of crazy bets, then you are the one who has to sort it out. You are the one who has to deal with the headache at the end of the day.

On top of that, money and gambling is the quickest way to ruin a friendship. See today he is asking for your login like a nice person, but tomorrow if things go sideways, he could twist the whole story and make it look like you were the one who caused his loss.

You did not say no to your friend because you don't trust him, you refused because you are a responsible person. In fact you did the right thing because you want to set boundaries. Any mature person will definitely understand what you did. If your friend is really that upset,  he’s the one who crossed the boundary for not respecting your account info,  the privacy you have to protect, and all the risks.

You should be protecting your passwords at the end of the day. They are yours and you don’t really owe anybody that level of trust. You actually did the right thing by saying no to him.

[Pi-network314159]

This curiosity led me to come here to make this post to hear from you guys on what you think of sharing login details with another person or  brother. Is this permissible?

For me anything password is confidential and should no be released to anyone under no circumstances regardless of relationship, ethnic group or  religion. Your password is your privacy and should not be given to anyone, no matter how close they are to you because any problem they caused will affect you, and you may lose access to your account even though you have money in it. We should be careful expecialy when it comes to password.  Your friend can go to hell for All I care, password is privacy and given it to him means that he now has access to that account. And if anything happens to that account in the nearest future it could be from him. So don't mind his actions towards you. I believe you have done the right thing by not giving him access to it, don't please another and displease yourself because when the problem comes you will bear the consequences alone.

[Russlenat]

Why would you even bother sharing your details with a gambler? You said he had a gambling account before but he was just careless, then he should learn from his mistake. The thing is, once you share your account, it’s no longer just yours. It’s not only that device he can access. What if someday you have money in that account and he secretly logs in on another device and withdraws the funds? That will be your loss.

So don’t do that. It’s too risky.

[aioc]

This curiosity led me to come here to make this post to hear from you guys on what you think of sharing login details with another person or  brother. Is this permissible?

It depends on the character and the trust level, but if the character is like a friend of yours, I will deny it. He is careless and might put your account in trouble. For all you know, he might change the information on your account and eventually forget your login details, leaving you without access.
If he cannot be careful with his account, why would he care about taking care of your account? Your friend has a character issue; better ask him to correct himself or block him.

[uneng]

This curiosity led me to come here to make this post to hear from you guys on what you think of sharing login details with another person or  brother. Is this permissible?

Actually, it's up to you to decide sharing or not. You made your decision of not sharing, and that is perfectly comprehensible and even reasonable from your side. What isn't reasonable here is the fact your friend got annoyed by your decision. He should simply respect it and move ahead. There are many other possibilities for him in order to gamble, so he shouldn't play you responsible for anything. That is childish from him, to say the least.

Anyway, give him some time and I'm sure he will forget it and things will be like before once again. You just don't have to be concerned about this matter. You did nothing wrong which could harm your friendship, so stay cool.

[Asiska02]

This curiosity led me to come here to make this post to hear from you guys on what you think of sharing login details with another person or  brother. Is this permissible?

By sharing your phone login details with him into your gambling account, you’ve already compromised your privacy and you risk losing the account if malicious activities are being tracked to your account through similar casinos you’re both engaging on. Privacy is crucial and important and you should not trade if for anything. We always talk about how privacy is very important in this forum, so you should be aware of how important it is to learn what you practice or teach others in the forum. If you give him a chance to login the phone, he’ll still come back and ask for more access into your other accounts even maybe not gambling site access now because of the first impression you’ve given him that he’s welcome to always come back to ask.

[Alphakilo]

It is a good move to mark your boundaries and this will not only keep you safe, but also preserve your soul and heart from issues that would have been way worse than the malice and it would have cost you loss that you would have probably endured all for friendship sake. Good riddance!

[BitMaxz]

I know some people will think that it depends on how you trust your friend, but that's a personal thing. I do not recommend sharing accounts. Even if it is your most trusted friend, you shouldn't share your login password. Because casinos have protection systems that detect IP and the device you are using, it will trigger to ask for another verification if you are the one who is betting.

Maybe, he can gamble on your phone if you are also there watching what he is betting, but sharing your password, which is sensitive, and logging in on a different device and IP could cause you some issues in the future.

[Distinctin]

Your login details are your private keys. If you let other people share with it, that's no longer your private keys, and you're already breaking your own privacy rules.

Your coins are completely  yours, unless if you start putting them on the exchanges, that's when you no longer hold the full control of your coins.

Still the same with your login keys, if you dare to give access to others, your account is not safe anymore, your gambling funds are no longer yours.

[SUPERSAIAN]

I had a friend more like a family relative and we lived around some compound but just a stone throw to get to their house, due to how we have shared things in common, not on privacy but for other aspect of live. He asked if he could used my phone to place some bet he has that I should share login password and mail. However, he is up to age of gambling but due to how careless he is and he missed place his phone, this friend I am telling you about is that careless in terms of saving passwords and login details where he wasn't able to recover his login details. He asked if I can give him access to start using my gambling account to make prediction and bet on it. To cut the whole stories, I refuses to share my login as I know what its and how casinos do behave at times, now he is  keeping malice with me because I have refused him to have access to my gambling account.

This curiosity led me to come here to make this post to hear from you guys on what you think of sharing login details with another person or  brother. Is this permissible?

I would never share this information, even if it were my own brother. He could go open a new account for himself. If he can't, that's his problem it's none of my business. Even my casino account could be blocked for this reason. Or I could encounter other unwanted things, so I'd feel more comfortable if only I knew my login information.

If there's anything I can do to help, I'll look into it, but I won't have the login passwords.

[Odusko]

No two ways to this thing, make sure you never make the mistake of giving access to your account based on familiarity, security is one man's business most especially privacy security, aside from running into problems with the gambling sites in the case of account connection, you still stand to face some other security threats, such as exposure of your sensitive details like your password or so on that you stored in the device.

[martinex]

This curiosity led me to come here to make this post to hear from you guys on what you think of sharing login details with another person or  brother. Is this permissible?

It's like a house key, if we give it carelessly then the contents of the house can run out and what's worse is that we can't play anymore and the account is blocked because he made a mistake even though he is very skilled. Unexpected errors may occur without your knowledge. The decision you make is quite wise, not about being stingy or maintaining privacy, but for your own comfort later when you want to play at any time and if you make a mistake while you're together, they don't care if your reason is just a close friend or relative.

The disease that appears apart from that is when you have given him and he plays using your account when he asks for more and will constantly complain and make mistakes if he loses and ask for a return of his capital if his childish nature appears again. Why should I be embarrassed to ask, after all it's my brother or my close friend and you definitely couldn't stand it in the end.