Barclays has issued an apology after a series of incidents that affected its customers' banking experience. Customers were locked out of their mobile banking accounts due to a glitch, which the bank is actively working to fix. The issue extended beyond mobile banking, impacting payments, as well as app, telephone, and online banking services. In a separate incident, Barclays also apologized to a woman after it was discovered that the bank had been sending information about her spending to her ex-husband.
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Barclays bank has apologised to a woman after she found it was sending her ex-husband information about what she was spending. https://t.co/auAbgGIzbt
Bank apologises to woman after sharing her spending with her ex-husband https://t.co/PmD41aiH5E
Barclays has apologised after customers experienced difficulties with payments into and out of accounts, as well as with its app, telephone and online banking services Read more 🔗 https://t.co/Vd5AiYgKH6
Barclays meltdown: Bank apologises after error left customers locked out of their mobile banking accounts - with company 'working to fix' the glitch https://t.co/vINmXih1bW https://t.co/RuUdwuiNrs
Barclays sorry after customers locked out of mobile banking https://t.co/Ij4LIR8aQN