<prompt> Human: Im concerned that there is a security breach somewhere with my account.Hopefully this explanation isnt too convoluted. The chip on my last ATMN card wore out, so I stopped by the bank a week or so ago to get a new one. They ordered it, cancelled my existing card, and handed me a temporary card. They told me the new card would arrive in a week and to use the temporary card until then. x200B;Today, I was notified that a monthly subscription to Apple Music had been billed, to my new ATM card number. The trouble is, Apple should not have my new ATM card number. Ive never given it to them. Earlier this week, I got notifications from them that another monthly service could not be billed, because they service was connected to my OLD now cancelled card number. x200B;Before I could update my card info, they already had my new card number. x200B;How the hell did they get me new number?I called Apple, they told me that they could only have gotten it if I entered it myself. x200B;Ive checked with my bank, there has been no other unusual activity on my card other than this weird quirk paying for a service to which I was, in fact, subscribed, but had not authorized payment for in this card.x200B;This is weird, anyone have any insight?  <response>: Because it is a subscription. Apply can simply ask in an automated manner your bank for the new card info. The service is called card updater and VisaMastercardDiscoverAmex all have it. 