But seriously, I was talking about the speed with which you can pay.
NFC hyjacking is almost impossible, a device must be as close as a few cm to be able to power the card.
When your paranoid, you can buy a rfc shielded wallet (you have to add a second or so to your payment time).
When I lose my wallet - which never happend to me by the way - I can immediately block my account with my iPhone (that's usefull) so nothing to worry.
I can also limit the amount of money that can be transferred and the bank covers my loss if all goes wrong.
So, no risk at all and extremely convenient.
There are a lot of people also using Google Wallet. Like them, I am guessing that you're probably someone who, given the size and frequency of purchases, does not have too many concerns about security in your retail transactions. That's cool. Whatever works for you.
I expect, and finally have from Apple, a higher level of security. There's nothing paranoid about it -- it's simply that some people have lower expectations, and that's perfectly fine.
There are a lot of people also using Google Wallet. Like them, I am guessing that you're probably someone who, given the size and frequency of purchases, does not have too many concerns about security in your retail transactions. That's cool. Whatever works for you.
I expect, and finally have from Apple, a higher level of security. There's nothing paranoid about it -- it's simply that some people have lower expectations, and that's perfectly fine.
I will use it because it is save and convienient in a practical sense.
I might use APay for a large purchase, when it is available, but my point is it isn't a selling point for the AWatch.
I will use it because it is save and convienient in a practical sense.
I might use APay for a large purchase, when it is available, but my point is it isn't a selling point for the AWatch.
I am sure it won't be for some folks, e.g., you, like I just said. Especially those who stupidly believe that security is positively associated with the size of a transaction. " src="http://forums-files.appleinsider.com/images/smilies//lol.gif" />
You're probably more likely to get your privacy ripped off at a Dollar Store than at a Tiffany's. But hey, what do I know, I don't know it all.
Do I have proof that desires don't change the laws of physics? Are you serious?
At some point, you're just going to have to shrug and move on, I am guessing. Apple forums never cease to provide an endless supply of weirded-out types. Take one out and three seem to pop up to take their place.
I am sure it won't be for some folks, e.g., you, like I just said. Especially those who stupidly believe that security is positively associated with the size of a transaction.
You're probably more likely to get your privacy ripped off at a Dollar Store than at a Tiffany's. But hey, what do I know, I don't know it all.
(Fixed a few typos).
No security is not necessarily related to the transaction size (never said it was), but the consequences are when the security is breached.
Perhaps you are to stupid to understand the difference.
At some point, you're just going to have to shrug and move on, I am guessing. Apple forums never cease to provide an endless supply of weirded-out types. Take one out and three seem to pop up to take their place.
No security is not necessarily related to the transaction size (never said it was)...
Really? Do you think before you post? In your previous post, you said you would use something that is "save [sic] and convenient.." and then said you "might use APay [sic] for large purchases..."
Hmm... so what is the purported connection between safety and purchase size that you're alluding to?
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It just works.
But seriously, I was talking about the speed with which you can pay.
NFC hyjacking is almost impossible, a device must be as close as a few cm to be able to power the card.
When your paranoid, you can buy a rfc shielded wallet (you have to add a second or so to your payment time).
When I lose my wallet - which never happend to me by the way - I can immediately block my account with my iPhone (that's usefull) so nothing to worry.
I can also limit the amount of money that can be transferred and the bank covers my loss if all goes wrong.
So, no risk at all and extremely convenient.
There are a lot of people also using Google Wallet. Like them, I am guessing that you're probably someone who, given the size and frequency of purchases, does not have too many concerns about security in your retail transactions. That's cool. Whatever works for you.
I expect, and finally have from Apple, a higher level of security. There's nothing paranoid about it -- it's simply that some people have lower expectations, and that's perfectly fine.
I hear you, I understood that the first time, I believe her.
But my point still stands.
Of course it will, and Apple will proclame that it is the best and most accurate GPS for such a device.
History is proof of that.
Your desires do not change the laws of physics.
Ha ha, but no, when it comes to running and cycling not many people know more than I do.
Ha ha. After all, your handle says that you know it all. And it's on the internets. So it must be true.
I will use it because it is save and convienient in a practical sense.
I might use APay for a large purchase, when it is available, but my point is it isn't a selling point for the AWatch.
Right.
Have you proof of that?
I will use it because it is save and convienient in a practical sense.
I might use APay for a large purchase, when it is available, but my point is it isn't a selling point for the AWatch.
I am sure it won't be for some folks, e.g., you, like I just said. Especially those who stupidly believe that security is positively associated with the size of a transaction.
" src="http://forums-files.appleinsider.com/images/smilies//lol.gif" />
You're probably more likely to get your privacy ripped off at a Dollar Store than at a Tiffany's. But hey, what do I know, I don't know it all.
(Fixed a few typos).
Have you proof of that?
Do I have proof that desires don't change the laws of physics? Are you serious?
What do you think?
Have you proof of that?
Do I have proof that desires don't change the laws of physics? Are you serious?
At some point, you're just going to have to shrug and move on, I am guessing. Apple forums never cease to provide an endless supply of weirded-out types. Take one out and three seem to pop up to take their place.
Sigh....
No security is not necessarily related to the transaction size (never said it was), but the consequences are when the security is breached.
Perhaps you are to stupid to understand the difference.
Your right such people should be blocked out.
Your right such people should be blocked out.
Yul Brynner, a fine actor.
No security is not necessarily related to the transaction size (never said it was)...
Really? Do you think before you post? In your previous post, you said you would use something that is "save [sic] and convenient.." and then said you "might use APay [sic] for large purchases..."
Hmm... so what is the purported connection between safety and purchase size that you're alluding to?
Yet another thread completely hijacked. Sigh.
Your right such people should be blocked out.
I never block anyone regardless of bad, silly, poorly argued, poorly written, or trollish their posts. Never have, and don't plan to start now.
Yet another thread completely hijacked. Sigh.
You're right. My apologies.
The prior post will be my last one with knowitall (in this thread).