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That Apple collects high fees ought to be considered separately from whether Apple mandates at least the use of Apple Pay. As a user, I love Sign in with Apple
by threatofrain 5y ago
That Apple collects high fees ought to be considered separately from whether Apple mandates at least the use of Apple Pay. As a user, I love Sign in with Apple + Apple Pay. It allows my family members to give over very little information over to app companies.
This is a level of consumer privacy that's not found anywhere else.
- bogwog 5y agoI started using Privacy.com recently for this purpose, and it’s pretty great. I can create a throwaway credit card for a single merchant, and input a fake name and address when checking out. I can even set limits or cancel them whenever, so impossible to cancel subscriptions can’t get me. Its also a better concept than Apple Pay since I can use it anywhere credit cards are accepted. Idk if they can send you a physical one to swipe at scanner though. Only crappy part is that they seem to be overzealous with their antifraud systems, so I was locked out after my first purchase. Customer support cleared it up quickly, but thats a pretty awful onboarding experience.
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