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Well, you can just turn off payments on the stolen device. As for the phone, you need to unlock the phone for larger purchases. The card requires a pin for lar
by NorwegianDude 3y ago
Well, you can just turn off payments on the stolen device.
As for the phone, you need to unlock the phone for larger purchases. The card requires a pin for larger purchases. The watch needs to be unlocked to after being removed from the arm.
So that is not something to be worried about.
- tekknik 3y agoMaybe in Norway, but there absolutely is no pin check when making large purchases through at least Apple Card via Apple Pay. I made a $9800 US purchase a few months back and it was just face ID, which apparently can be fooled easily.
- throwaway2037 3y agoFooled easily? This is news to me. The YouTube videos that I have seen are elaborate. And no way you can do this at a store!
- tekknik 3y agoMaybe I shouldn’t have used the word easily. It can be spoofed, maybe not easily. And people buy things at more than a store, like online, and phones verify those purchases just the same.