And that's why I would never use Android.
LOL, OK. Hackers just break into the banks and retailers. They don't need your phone. And Samsung uses the secure element.
I love my apple stuff, but the Android terror around here is a hit hyperbolic.
And that's why I would never use Android.
LOL, OK. Hackers just break into the banks and retailers. They don't need your phone. And Samsung uses the secure element.
I love my apple stuff, but the Android terror around here is a hit hyperbolic.
I'm sorry, but people repeating this are just ignorant
Yes, it's not perfect and it can be fooled, but it's good enough for real life.
The banks are short sided. Any fee they pay is minimal compared to how much they will make by promoting Apple users to use their credit card via Apple Pay. They get a fee from the retailers anyway so what's the big brouhaha?
Based on regular Android exploits being discussed all of the time, I would beg to differ. Maybe you like relaxed security. There are many things to criticize Apple for. However, I don't think this is it.It's far cheaper for the banks to build their own tool than pay licensing to Apple in the long run. Also, Android phones already allow all apps to access the NFC chip, and I don't think it's as insecure as Apple wants everyone to think.
or not because of less fraud which can mean lower insurance payments.They make less money.