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This how Apple Pay works to make a physical payment (which is the main case of this thread): 1 - Click two times on the iPhone powerbutton 2 - Unlock the phone

This how Apple Pay works to make a physical payment (which is the main case of this thread): 1 - Click two times on the iPhone powerbutton 2 - Unlock the phone with the FaceID 3 - Take the phone and put it on top of the terminal ALSO, if you're already using your phone, you must press again the powerbutton two times, unlock Apple Pay with FaceID and then put the phone on top of the terminal. Google Pay (using a Galaxy S22...) 1 - Unlock the phone using the fingerprint reader 2 - Put it on top of the terminal If you're already using the phone just put it on top of a terminal and will pay your bill. Seems like a small issue, but considering that until a few weeks ago we were still using masks, I sometimes had to input my phone pin in front of everyone to access Apple Pay, even if I had the phone unlocked before getting to the pay terminal...

spzb 4y ago
That's not the way it works on my iPhone (2020 SE). Move the phone over the payment terminal, it senses the NFC terminal, wakes up with my default payment card shown, I put my thumb on the sensor and payment is made.
tatersolid 4y ago
This description of Apple Pay UX is simply incorrect. With Apple Pay on my last two iphones: I first hold my phone to the terminal, the phone wallet app opens automatically to default card, look at phone screen to confirm amount, FaceID unlocks nearly instantly, and double-tap power button to confirm. It takes 3-4 seconds tops. If you have a touchID iphone you don’t even have to look at the phone screen, although that is a bad idea as you’re not confirming the transaction amount. The terminal’s screen could be lying to you.
traveler01 4y ago
Summing up, basically Google Pay it's way more practical.
kmlx 4y ago
> This how Apple Pay works to make a physical payment (which is the main case of this thread): 1 - Click two times on the iPhone powerbutton 2 - Unlock the phone with the FaceID 3 - Take the phone and put it on top of the terminal Google Pay (using a Galaxy S22...) 1 - Unlock the phone using the fingerprint reader 2 - Put it on top of the terminal i thought it was something more serious. anyway, apple already solved this using express pay, which is faster than google pay: https://www.apple.com/uk/apple-pay/transport/ https://www.apple.com/uk/apple-pay/transport/ > Paying for journeys on Transport for London is easier with Express Mode for Apple Pay. You no longer need to authenticate your payment with Face ID or Touch ID. Simply select a card for travel in Wallet. Then just tap your iPhone or Apple Watch on the yellow card reader and go.

spzb 4y ago

That's not the way it works on my iPhone (2020 SE). Move the phone over the payment terminal, it senses the NFC terminal, wakes up with my default payment card shown, I put my thumb on the sensor and payment is made.

tatersolid 4y ago

This description of Apple Pay UX is simply incorrect. With Apple Pay on my last two iphones: I first hold my phone to the terminal, the phone wallet app opens automatically to default card, look at phone screen to confirm amount, FaceID unlocks nearly instantly, and double-tap power button to confirm. It takes 3-4 seconds tops. If you have a touchID iphone you don’t even have to look at the phone screen, although that is a bad idea as you’re not confirming the transaction amount. The terminal’s screen could be lying to you.

traveler01 4y ago

Summing up, basically Google Pay it's way more practical.

kmlx 4y ago

> This how Apple Pay works to make a physical payment (which is the main case of this thread): 1 - Click two times on the iPhone powerbutton 2 - Unlock the phone with the FaceID 3 - Take the phone and put it on top of the terminal Google Pay (using a Galaxy S22...) 1 - Unlock the phone using the fingerprint reader 2 - Put it on top of the terminal i thought it was something more serious. anyway, apple already solved this using express pay, which is faster than google pay: https://www.apple.com/uk/apple-pay/transport/ https://www.apple.com/uk/apple-pay/transport/ > Paying for journeys on Transport for London is easier with Express Mode for Apple Pay. You no longer need to authenticate your payment with Face ID or Touch ID. Simply select a card for travel in Wallet. Then just tap your iPhone or Apple Watch on the yellow card reader and go.