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Why do you think people would use their iPhones over the cards they already use, though? That's going backwards in terms of efficiency for the user, and it's no
by eon1 10y ago
Why do you think people would use their iPhones over the cards they already use, though? That's going backwards in terms of efficiency for the user, and it's not like the majority of people care about security.
- viraptor 10y agoFewer things to carry. It may not work for everyone, but it's one very practical reason.
- manicdee 10y agoWe already have our phone in our hands. The efficiency of Apple Pay with a phone already in your hand over cards in a wallet in your pocket is night and day.
- eon1 10y ago> We already have our phones in our hands. Huh? Phone in hand while scanning stuff at the self-serve checkout? The only time I can think of myself using the phone while buying something is maybe at a convenience store while I'm on the phone, which is definitely not handy.. "Just hold on for a sec mate, I'm about to tap you.." > night and day Nah. NFC vs magnetic was night and day. One form of swipe over another, no way. Especially not if I need to fiddle with a fingerprint scan or a non-tactile interface.