<prompt> Human: The story: I logged into my account today to update my bill pay and I saw that another persons savings and checkings accounts were now on my account. I could see their full transaction history, their address in two countries down to the apartment number, last digits of phone numbers and emails. I could have wired money anywhere. It appeared to be her entire life savings. This access was both on desktop and mobile app.I have reported this to Bank of America and they are looking into it. It seems to be too much of a coincidence that this happened right after Chases similar issue last week. Perhaps they tried to roll out an update and botched it. Pretty huge screw up because all my transaction history over a decade was on there for my credit cards. Plus my own address. And I knew so much about her financial and personal life too.Chase issue here: I suspect this happened because I have a common name, as the person that got mixed up with me has basically the same first and last name. However, my credit score still showed up on my account, so it still seemed tied to my social security number. I also never lived in the two states that she lived in. We live thousands of miles from each other.Just a heads up, if you have an account with Bank of America, log in and check your accounts. Also, keep an eye out on your credit report next month to see if there are any strange marks. Im going to assume I am not the only one this happened to so watch out. EDIT: It turns out that there was a rumor that logging in might have compromised your account in the Chase issue. Dont know what else youd do, however.  <response>: So glad I no longer bank with BOA! 