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Seems like parsing semantics. "Pre-given them" - are you giving it directly to apple.com? No. You're putting in your hardware, true. And... somehow... it ma
by mgkimsal 3y ago
Seems like parsing semantics. "Pre-given them" - are you giving it directly to apple.com? No. You're putting in your hardware, true. And... somehow... it makes it to all your other apple devices.
- llbeansandrice 3y agoIt's just a credit card though? Seems like a weird distinction when those details are intended to be given out. I presume if you're using one-time cards you're not using Apple pay at all. Plus you need the CVC code and such to re-auth them on new devices. Apple has issues with privacy, but I don't really see how this is one of them.
- scoodah 3y agoApple Pay is one of the (few) things where that is not the case. New phone = manually re-adding cards to Apple Pay. Get an Apple Watch? It does not get your Apple Pay info until you manually add them to the watch.
- mgkimsal 3y agoI have access to card data in macOS safari that I entered on my iPhone. I don't double enter it. I do know if you disable security on the phone, you lose the card info and have to readd.
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- tomjakubowski 3y ago> somehow... it makes it to all your other apple devices. "Somehow" their information makes it around? No, you have to add them, yourself, on every device you use them from, individually.
- mgkimsal 3y agoNo, I don't. If I put info in the phone, it's available on safari on macOS. I'm fairly certain I didn't enter it multiple times.