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> 2.) Customer can open an app, This assumes that /every/ customer: 1) has an appropriate cell phone (i.e., ios and android apps are incompatible with each ot
by pwg 9y ago
> 2.) Customer can open an app,
This assumes that /every/ customer:
1) has an appropriate cell phone (i.e., ios and android apps are incompatible with each other's devices)
2) is willing to install said app
Both assumptions fall down when a customer arrives who:
1) has no cell phone
or
2) is unwilling (due to privacy or other reasons) to install said app (I would fall into this category myself, I'm not /ever/ installing random restaurant X's app in order to make a payment)
or
3) left their cell phone behind in car/office/at home, etc.
The current process works no matter the technical level (user or device) of the customer.
- jc_811 9y agoDefinitely understand those limitations. I guess in my perfect world both systems would exists simultaneously until there was a critical mass years in the future and the old system was gradually faded out.