Reply to: Apple Pay - who's used it today?

[NickFitz]

How does it work with multiple cards associated? Is one the default?

Yes, you set the default card which gets used if you just hold your phone to the terminal, or you can manually select a different card before presenting the phone.

[SimonMac]

Out of my 6 debit and credit cards only two would register, bit poor and I'm a Fanboi.....

How does it work with multiple cards associated? Is one the default?

[AtW]

TfL: Don't use Apple Pay on the tube if your iPhone battery is low

Might not be a good idea when there's a snarl up somewhere. You might think that your battery charge will last the duration of your journey, but it's probably wise to err on the side of caution for the "unexpected delays" that happen from time to time.

Also check The TfL website

Kash is King.

Your wallet will never run out of electric charge...

[NickFitz]

Electrical device, arse...sounds distinctly kinky if you ask me

Another good reason to avoid crowded trains

[darmstadt]

Before any smart Alec asks: I can't just hold my wallet up to the machine, as it's one of those newfangled wallets with electromagnetic shielding built in to prevent people emptying my bank account by rubbing an electrical device against my arse on a crowded train, or something like that

Electrical device, arse...sounds distinctly kinky if you ask me

[Sysman]

Watch out if you want to use it for TfL

TfL: Don't use Apple Pay on the tube if your iPhone battery is low

Might not be a good idea when there's a snarl up somewhere. You might think that your battery charge will last the duration of your journey, but it's probably wise to err on the side of caution for the "unexpected delays" that happen from time to time.

Also check The TfL website

[minestrone]

Have you complained to the relevant banks? It's their fault if they haven't got on board

I'm sure the first world can cope.

[NickFitz]

Out of my 6 debit and credit cards only two would register, bit poor and I'm a Fanboi.....

Have you complained to the relevant banks? It's their fault if they haven't got on board

[NickFitz]

Is it good enough to shield from an EMP?

Dunno, I didn't even realise it had this shielding when I bought it

[stek]

Out of my 6 debit and credit cards only two would register, bit poor and I'm a Fanboi.....

[AtW]

Before any smart Alec asks: I can't just hold my wallet up to the machine, as it's one of those newfangled wallets with electromagnetic shielding built in to prevent people emptying my bank account by rubbing an electrical device against my arse on a crowded train, or something like that

Is it good enough to shield from an EMP?

[NickFitz]

Used it this morning at M&S. Saved a second or two of faffing about getting my contactless card out of the wallet and putting it back again. Anything that gets sausages and steak into my ownership slightly faster is a win as far as I'm concerned

Before any smart Alec asks: I can't just hold my wallet up to the machine, as it's one of those newfangled wallets with electromagnetic shielding built in to prevent people emptying my bank account by rubbing an electrical device against my arse on a crowded train, or something like that

[SueEllen]

You can more or less use it anywhere there's a contactless pay point.

Waitrose has contactless.

So does Boots, Tesco, Asda.....

In fact the place I was most disappointed was Sainsburys.

[TheCyclingProgrammer]

Not me. ******* First Direct and HSBC.

[original PM]

Having worked there last year, that's probably the most startling piece of technology news I've ever heard.

Yes given recent events I am surprised they have jumped on this one so early...