Another anti-EMV editorial posing as news, and again someone blaming EMV because it only does what it is designed to do - stop card present counterfeit fraud with a card present solution. I've not heard anyone familiar with EMV represent it as a panacea. It is a tool in the toolkit. It's like complaining that a screwdriver cannot pound nails, so you shouldn't buy one. It seems obvious that a card-not-present environment would need a card-not-present based solution - and they exist today. What do these naysayers have to offer today as a solution for either fraud situation that has been proven to work throughout the world using existing technology? As usual there is a lot of hyperbole, but few details. Shakespeare said it well; this article is ".. full of sound and fury, signifying nothing."