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One day or an other, your proprietary pocket tracker and his mandatory connectivity will fail. What if the device is broken (yah, go buy another) ? What if the
by iksm 3y ago
One day or an other, your proprietary pocket tracker and his mandatory connectivity will fail. What if the device is broken (yah, go buy another) ? What if the upstream service don't work ? What if the GSM network is locally in maintenance ? Overall, why should we require obsolete-when-bought, extremely costly and polluting locked-down devices you don't even control to access public places ?
So why, any concrete response capable of holding up in practice ?
- llbeansandrice 3y agoNot to discount the other issues, but apple wallet being offline is one of my favorite features and side-steps many of the issues related to connectivity of bandwidth issues when you're at a large event/venue. It would be much better to have varied and robust options though.
- iksm 3y agoGlad this feature works for you. What works for me, if I need to pay something: I use my credit card (contactless under 50, over I need to type a code) or some bills which both are in my physical wallet (protected against rfid, it just looks as a normal wallet). I don't see any benefits adding third parties to the mix apart the fashion of "Oh yeah I can pay with my tracker watch". I just see that as really pathetic.