Peter Franks
macrumors 68020
I just find it odd that even a 16 year old Apple ID wouldn't indicate that I was over 18. There are many in the UK who don't have driving licenses or credit cards, only debit cards. I've always had a debit card in Apple wallet, as do most people who use it.
People will now unnecessarily be applying for credit cards all over the place, just for this ridiculousness, that they don't want, and many will be rejected, and it will blot their credit rating.
It's bad enough with the government here trying to control every part of our lives, but now we have to take this from a company who many of us have spent a considerable amount of money with on iPads, iPhones and Macs. I'm not alone in this feeling of resentment towards them I'm sure.
Has anyone rolled back to 26.3.1, or is this now connected to your Apple ID if you've installed 24 initially. and not passed verification?
People will now unnecessarily be applying for credit cards all over the place, just for this ridiculousness, that they don't want, and many will be rejected, and it will blot their credit rating.
It's bad enough with the government here trying to control every part of our lives, but now we have to take this from a company who many of us have spent a considerable amount of money with on iPads, iPhones and Macs. I'm not alone in this feeling of resentment towards them I'm sure.
Has anyone rolled back to 26.3.1, or is this now connected to your Apple ID if you've installed 24 initially. and not passed verification?