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Well there you have it. If you want to learn what secret features Apple is working on, don't go to Apple Park to get inside information or to supply chain informants, go to the Apple tech guy in Missouri as he knows all the secrets!

GeorgeBMac said:

Alright!   Cool!   I just tried it with my April statement and it worked perfectly.

Now I can start using the Apple Card as a main card instead of limiting it to Apple transactions only -- because reconciling manually was just too cumbersome without a .QFX extract.   And, since virtually every penny I spend is via ApplePay,  that will increase my cash back from 1.5% on my Chase card to 2% on my AppleCard.

So now, my job is to figure out how best to get the extract from my iPhone into Quicken on my financial computer.

Right now I'm thinking the best way is to:
1)  Save the extract under Documents on iCloudDrive.

2)  Sign into iCloud drive on my financial computer

3)  Open the file using Quicken.

I'll see how that works in practice when I get my May statement in about 4 more days.

You can test with a previous month's statement if you want to test it out sooner.

JinTech said:

Oh boy, I can just hear it now. If people who wore Google Glass were called Glassholes, they are going to start calling us Aholes   

Naw... Appholes. 

But I don't see that happening. The reason Google Glass users got that nickname was the intrusive camera. If Apple Glass doesn't have a camera, it isn't so intrusive though because Google Glass did, many uninformed people may assume it has a camera and get upset anyway. Regardless, it will be interesting to see what they come up with.

You can bet that for their next campaign the same senators will say how they protected you from Apple and Google by proposing this legislation which sets forth what Apple and Google are doing. Taking credit where none is due.

Next line of defense... politicians do it so why can't I?