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Apple enables Maps Transit directions in Madrid
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Apple acquires automation app Workflow, title to remain on App Store for free
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Purported 'iPhone 7 Plus' packaging shows Lightning to Headphone Jack Adapter in box, 256GB storage
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Why Apple's Transit Maps are rolling out so slowly
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Walmart Pay now available at all Walmart locations in US
As someone who has visited a country who uses QR codes for payment a lot, I think that this idea may have traction, but just a little.
People have to unlock phone before using it, which some people won't do. people have to launch application, find QR code button, aim at QR code, and then that is all. That all takes a lot of time. Some people won't know how to use it, so they often hand their phone to the cashier to help them. That is all a giant pain. Paying via cash or credit is far easier and faster. I silently groan when people ahead of me try to use the payment system.
BUT, some people (like in this country) seem to like doing things that are MORE COMPLICATED for some reason, and they get the rush of using something new.
To me, a new payment system should be at least two of faster, easier, or more convenient. This is neither, but the people in that country love using it for reasons I will never understand.