Divorce cases are increasingly intertwined with mobile fraud incidents. A court in Izmir found a bank 70% at fault in a case involving mobile banking fraud.

A person named F.O. discovered that their card was blocked at an ATM and learned that 100,000 lira from their account had been transferred to another individual. The bank refused to acknowledge this and F.O. took the matter to the Consumer Arbitration Board.

According to the expert report, the bank's security measures were inadequate. The court ruled that the bank was 70% at fault and the consumer was 30% at fault, ordering the bank to pay F.O. 70,000 lira.

This incident highlights the growing prevalence of mobile fraud. Banks are responsible for protecting their customers' information. It is crucial to remain vigilant against fraud cases.