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Is there a source for this? That seems like a pretty outrageous thing for a browser to do.
by microcolonel 9y ago
Is there a source for this? That seems like a pretty outrageous thing for a browser to do.
- kyrra 9y agoAgreed. I'd also like to see the source for this, as I can't find it mentioned anywhere on the Chrome sites about PaymentRequest or any of the top sites talking about Chrome Payment Request.
- 482794793792894 9y agoDon't think there's recordings of CampJS for this year, but on the schedule [1] there's a talk about it listed by Marcos Caceres. You could probably ask the guy on Twitter (@marcosc). [1] http://viii.campjs.com/sessions/#payments http://viii.campjs.com/sessions/#payments
- ChrisMorrisOrg 9y agoNot sure if the talk has been uploaded, but: https://twitter.com/chrismorrisorg/status/896352427426799618 https://twitter.com/chrismorrisorg/status/896352427426799618
- microcolonel 9y agoAhh, that completely changes the meaning. It's basically just like credit card processing in that case, but just for Android Pay (and probably Apple pay if/when they adopt the API). The transaction description/line item thing makes a lot of sense from a user perspective (granted, I am not, and do not intend on becoming, an Android Pay or Apple Pay user).
- ChrisMorrisOrg 9y agoYeah, seems to be limited to Google’s own payment services. Just so you know, Apple doesn’t see nor store the item/s you purchase via Apple Pay, so if Apple Pay is accepted through this payment API, I think it’s unlikely to send purchase information directly to Apple.