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daye said:

It really doesn't matter about how many banks are included in Apple Pay, It really matters now about how many retailers can accept Apple Pay. When Apple was first introduced. I can use it on HomeDepot and yesterday I went there to pick up something and found out that HomeDepot is no longer accepting it. There is only one gas station in my area now takes Apple Pay. 

How about the using Apple Pay at banks ATM machines?


Too few retailers are accepting Apple pay now. That is the problem.

On the flip side, if your bank isn't on the list, it doesn't matter (to you) how many retailers can accept Apple Pay. Ask Canadians/Australians/New Zealanders/etc.

Home Depot disabled NFC in May 2015, ironically enough, a day or so prior to announcing 'official' support for Apple Pay. While virtually every retailer has been agonizingly slow to update their systems, gas stations will be among the slowest since the liability shift for pay-at-the-pump transactions doesn't begin until October 2017.

rbonner said:

Yep, just this one time is sure panning out.

I guess they meant once per phone.

Sir_Turkey said:

ppietra said:

This could be used by Apple to show the burden on the company and how it affects freedom of speech.

No judge is going to care much about that pouting stance. The creation of an actual private from the government communication system is never going to fly. Never. 

Too bad Apple's lawyers don't read AI, they would have known not to make similar comments in their brief yesterday.

Dormant Cyber Pathogen ?   Best band name EVER!

Trey Gowdy's 5 minutes were an embarrassment -- for himself and S.C.