Care to tell us why you think that. I'm sure there are people who'd like to know.Apple Pay is not even worth getting an Apple device.
Care to tell us why you think that. I'm sure there are people who'd like to know.Apple Pay is not even worth getting an Apple device.
While Apple Pay involves some interesting tech with possibilities, at this point it really seems to be a bit of a gimmick that revolves strictly around (perceived?) convenience. However, as long as it is tied to credit cards and their antiquated processing I don't think that it really amounts to much other than a novelty for many users (well some $$ for Apple I suppose). A truly innovative system would involve getting rid of the current credit card system and saving the customer some money, not just enriching Apple and their shareholders and the chain of credit card middlemen further.
You're right and wrong.jennifer is incorrect
You're right and wrong too.No she isn't.
Not a function or feature for the user, but with alternate pay apps like Walmart Pay and the like the stores get to track you and your purchases.
On an unrelated note, I like your use of the Walken comma!Well, the first bank, that offers Apple Pay in Germany, will get my money. So I cant say, they are wrong.
Yes, well that was me; though I made sure it had Android Auto in case I switched. It was something actually new in a car, everything else was just more of the same with a slightly different shape.
I can't speak for fel10, but personally I think Apple's very arrogant to go to a country with a fully-established contactless system, open to all banks and retailers, and then to try to dictate more terms and conditions on top of that. Frankly I'm amazed that ANZ agreed in the first place.Why do you see it that way?
I set up Apple Pay since inception but have yet to use it at any store!
Maybe, but they're not about to give up, or access to, trade secrets, or compromise the SecureEnclave. And that's a good thing for the millions of ApplePay users the world over.Apple is really that arrogant.
It starts with the banks.It's NOT the banks...It's the MERCHANTS! Not enough merchants that I visit anyway, support it.
Apple Pay is not even worth getting an Apple device.