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EU to settle Apple Pay NFC probe after Apple's concessions
It’s hard to see how consumers benefit from allowing banks to set up their own wallets. It is, however, easy to see how banks benefit.
It will be interesting to look at Curve’s wallet. Can I put concert tickets, ID cards, boarding passes and other non-financial items into their wallet? If so, will they properly safeguard my information? If not, do I need to use multiple wallets and how do I choose between them?
For all of this extra headache, I get ???? benefits? Still waiting to hear on that. -
EU is reportedly going to fine Apple over failure to comply with the Digital Markets Act
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Apple Intelligence & Private Cloud Compute are Apple's answer to generative AI
anantksundaram said:A rather lame, half-baked, underwhelming attempt at AI.A $3000B company with thousands and thousands of developers and a history of spectacular innovations can’t come up with its own AI? -
First alternative to Apple Wallet is ready to launch in EU
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First alternative to Apple Wallet is ready to launch in EU
Although I see a few commenters who want to support their banks, I suspect that there will be downsides that detract from the user experience overall. For example, if I have multiple credit and banking cards issued by different companies, do I now need multiple wallets to store them? If so, how do I efficiently use tap-to-pay? A physical card might be easier.
What about tickets, boarding passes and other non-financial uses for wallets and NFC? Again, I suppose those can go in the Apple Wallet but now I have to ensure the correct wallet is being used.
This reminds me of WalmartPay and CurrentC where I subpar customer experience is being pushed to benefit another party.