You know ... I’ve seen talk of the “low information voter” out there ... BUT ... here on Free Republic we have the “low information reader” who seemed to think (earlier) that there was a problem with Apple Pay from Apple’s side. These people can’t read things with “comprehension” apparently.
THIS should make it clear “WHO HAS THE PROBLEM”. The BANKS are the ones with a PROBLEM and they’ve recognized their problem and are fixing it.
Apple is not fixing it, but the BANKS “are” fixing it!
“You know ... I’ve seen talk of the “low information voter” out there ... BUT ... here on Free Republic we have the “low information reader” who seemed to think (earlier) that there was a problem with Apple Pay from Apple’s side. ...”
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Yep, the odds are that only a very small percentage of the comprised cards belong to individuals who even have an iPhone—probably the same percentage as the percentage of adults in the overall population who have iPhones.
Willful ignorance.
Most likely, wishful ignorance.
No, what we have is some Freeeper pushing buttons of the die hard Apple supporters.... :)
But on a serious note, banks are not to smart. They are paying Apple .15% to prevent fraud in .1% of transactions. Then they don't follow protocol and increase fraud 600%. No wonder why they need a bail out every 30 years.