Re: [apple-iphone] Apple Pay, Go Away

 

>>> After updating my iPhone 6+ and my iPad Pro Apple wanted me to set up Apple Pay.
>>> I don't need or want Apple Pay. I did not see an option to skip this feature. I only saw options to set up now or later.
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>> Bobby If you don't mind my asking, what is it about Apple Pay that you don't like?
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> I don't mind you asking.
> I might like it if I had a reason to use it but I don't.

Of my purchase, I pay for as many as possible using Apple Pay. I find it faster and more convenient, and it is more secure than credit cards.

> I don't like being forced into things, thoughts and actions. It rubs me the wrong way , excuse the cliches, I dig in my heels.

While Apple may want you to use Apple Pay, no one is forced into it.

> I don't want to do something stupid or inadvertant which results in an unintended charge.

Easy to avoid.

> It has been awhile but last time I looked there were not many places that accepted Apple Pay.

All but one of the 6 supermarket I go to accept it; McDonalds, Chick-Fil-A, 1 auto-parts store I know of, 1 gas station I know of (and probably more to come soon).

Apple, of course, and many online "e-tailers".

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