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theBigD23

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I just got two emails from American Express that says my Apple Pay cards were removed. I didn't do anything, it was just automatically received. Did anyone else get this email?
 
My card was automatically removed when I had to restore my iPhone (for an unrelated reason). I had to add it again.
 
Yep.

Clean install, restore install: cards are wiped from device.
Turn off passcodes: cards are wiped from device.

Maybe even when erase all finger prints as well.

Yes, pain in the behind, but a good thing from a security angle.
 
Yep.

Clean install, restore install: cards are wiped from device.
Turn off passcodes: cards are wiped from device.

Maybe even when erase all finger prints as well.

Yes, pain in the behind, but a good thing from a security angle.

Actually deleted all my fingerprints today and re-did them, did not wipe my cards.
 
I just received my 6+ last night and I couldn't even add my Amex card without calling it in to them first. Security is great
 
Yep.

Clean install, restore install: cards are wiped from device.
Turn off passcodes: cards are wiped from device.

Maybe even when erase all finger prints as well.

Yes, pain in the behind, but a good thing from a security angle.

Logged out of iCloud and had to re-authorize my card.
 
I just received my 6+ last night and I couldn't even add my Amex card without calling it in to them first. Security is great

Interesting. My AmEx card didn't require any extra step. But it is the card linked to my AppleID.

My Chase MC required a validation code that I received by text. Maybe there was an option to call.
 
Interesting. My AmEx card didn't require any extra step. But it is the card linked to my AppleID.

My Chase MC required a validation code that I received by text. Maybe there was an option to call.

The Amex card is not my primary card.
 
Your cards are invalidated when:

• When the passcode is disabled
• The user logs out of iCloud
• The user selects Erase All Content and Settings
• The device is restored from recovery mode

Source: Apple iOS Security Guide
 
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