Why are random credit card charges being redacted?
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Why are random credit card charges being redacted?

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Hello, lately I've been seeing charges come into YNAB like like this: "*******.************" for $59.56. When I open up my banking app it'll look normal. Instead of being redacted, it'll say $59.56 spent at grocery store X.

It's not consistent either. Sometimes Amazon charges will come in normal, sometimes it won't. I've seen it happen for Amazon, groceries, Spotify so far.

I've only seen it happen for one of my credit cards, but it's not happening for every charge that credit card.

u/NickInTheBack — 7 days ago

Failing to load comments from directly in the app?

Hello, for at least the last day, when I've opened posts in the app no comments load. Strangely if I copy the link to the comments, open it via browser (which then auto opens the app), the comments load. So it seems to be just in-app.

Anyone else facing this issue?

Device information:

Relay Version: 13.1.09 Pro

Phone: Samsung SM-S926U (e2q)
Android Version: 16 (36)
Device (product): e2q (e2qsqw)
Rom: BP4A.251205.006.S926USQS6DZG1
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u/NickInTheBack — 2 months ago

Achy knee sitting cross-legged 2 years after meniscus repair, normal?

Hello, I had my meniscus repaired 2 years ago. Did PT for about a year. I'm in a pretty good place, but I notice things like sitting cross-legged with my previously-injured knee doesn't feel great when left too long. It leaves it feeling achy. I don't experience this on my good knee. Just curious if this is a sensation others feel years after repair. If so, did it eventually go away? I'm able to run and lift weights without much issue, this is the only day-to-day thing that really bothers me.

I'll also mention I had my ACL repaired about 12 years in the same knee from a different injury.

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u/NickInTheBack — 4 months ago