Yes, your iPhone¡¯s passcode. ?I have Touch ID set up so it just use that.
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That sounds like good news! I did try using it today, in my local Sainsbury¡¯s caf¨¦, but when asked to put in a Passcode, I had no idea what to do. Is this your phone¡¯s passcode, the one you enter to start it up? I cancelled and just paid with my card in the usual way but obviously want to be able to use AP. I shall get there in the end¡ ?Best
Susan
On 1 Apr 2022, at 13:06, zuiko <
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Apple Pay is great. ?It is a contactless system, effectively, with no limit on expenditure. ?I have both debit and credit (Visa) cards on my iPhone for Apple Pay; I can therefore pay for goods online where the facility is enabled, allowing me to avoid PayPal. ?Apple Pay does not invalidate your Section 75 credit card protection, whereas PP does.
I¡¯ve invited John (again) to rejoin MacCaf¨¦
Chris
I haven¡¯t tried it. Seen the young people all using it. Being promoted as being a more secure way to pay - no one has your physical card to rip off.?I haven¡¯t enabled it ¡ª got nagging sign to set it up on Sys Prefs. Frankly not investigated it but should.?JudeOn 1 Apr 2022, at 6:15 pm, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:Does anyone use this? I¡¯ve just enabled it but not yet used, so no idea how easy or complicated it is. Computeractive magazine had an article on it, so I plucked up my courage. Harvey was not keen, saying it was another gateway for crooks.?BestSusan