Apple Pay Presentation (Sept 2014)

[@thejacklife1808]

Literally since 2018 I don’t think I use any other payments method other than Apple Pay. It’s just the best no need for a wallet. Apple will keep innovating.

[@anifyz]

There's no way every single place you've been to in the last 4 years accepted Apple Pay

[@joelrobert4053]

@@anifyz Only if he lives in Europe

[@KyleGuitarLife]

Once I can ad my drivers license to Apple wallet then il never need a wallet again

[@2ktyp]

@@anifyz i live in germany, every shop, every bakery accepted it (yet) and i used it for 2 Years.

[@matthewcowan9324]

The pandemic really made contactless take off. Now if Walmart would accept it.

[@duffyy1]

Apple Pay was so huge in Canada because we already had nfc machines ready to go so it was such a smooth transition. Apple Pay and Apple Wallet was such a game changer at the time. Now it’s just normal.

[@arshaabdehagh6871]

Crazy to think this was 10 years ago. Back then you would never think you can add transit cards state ids to apple wallet. Yet here we are.

[@undertaker11ism]

When driver’s licenses are added into apple wallet, the iphone will have come a long way

[@TheBalkenende]

Sir, you have been heard and served at WWDC 2021 ;)

[@cades9751]

Haha welcome to the future of iPhone on IOS 15

[@undertaker11ism]

@@TheBalkenende Lol never knew I could predict the future

[@undertaker11ism]

@Luis Angel Santos We might even have passport cards and books in the apple wallet next 15 years

[@SMARTE528]

Who’s here in 2022?

[@skyPsyduck]

Congratulations on the launch of Apple Pay in Korea.

[@jomaix]

Can't believe it took 9 years to come to Guatemala... but we really love it here.

[@Sam081590]

In Canada, we have had NFC available for a longggg time (and chip/PIN for even longer). Glad now that Apple Pay supports all the big 5 bank's cards, its entry to our market will likely be very successful - more so than the US.

[@MAJIDKHAN-xf3cm]

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[@TheWillychester]

It was 2014 bro!

[@georgey4677]

Yeah that’s the same in Australia we’ve had tap for like 8 years and chip for more than a decade.

[@booooooooooooooooooooooo]

the adoption rate is still low in Canada 4 years later

[@elohimwright15]

Using Apple Pay on my Apple Watch is such a flex on everyone in the store 💯

[@spicytaco4214]

Its been 8 year, Malaysia finally have Apple Pay. Today is the day.

[@mosthatedtwink]

apple pay being a thing during covid has made it so much more useful, i don’t even take my card with me most of the time!!!!!

[@jesperhammarlund300]

alsono cash cus cash spread virus easy cus its held by alot of people

[@jesperhammarlund300]

and now they added support for your own iphone to be a payment terminal itself. instead of having to go with a third party terminal. it helps the adoption rate i think

[@TransitAndTeslas]

I miss the old Apple Pay sound

[@DavidSeeg]

I can believe that two days ago Apple Pay finally arrived to Chile.

[@erickcruzv]

Today after almost 7 years, apple pay works in Mexico

[@bryant1150]

People use Apple Pay in Mexico?

[@dominos_pizza_95]

1 year after, korea too.

[@7griffinjack]

Is the first demo really how payments work in the US?? Here in the UK and most of Europe we've had chip & pin for nearly 10 years!

[@adamtajyar]

Jack Griffin this wasn’t a presentation on chip & pin. They were presenting Apple Pay & showing how antiquated swiping or inserting an EMV chip card is. There’s part of the U.S where businesses don’t even accept cash.

[@cabin_ot]

In the US we use both. Some places don’t offer chip and pin

[@adamtajyar]

LCabin swiping cards, and using EMV chip and pin is all antiquated. Still nowhere near as encrypted as Apple Pay or Samsung Pay or Google Pay. That’s the future of commerce. And it takes a fraction of the time. Also i can’t even tell u how many of my cards stupid EMV chips fuck up after a year or how quickly they all demagnetize

[@cabin_ot]

@@adamtajyar Never said it wasn't and wasn't disagreeing with you. This is a nobody asked moment.

[@Betadesk]

No. Ofc Apple needs to exaggerate to sell the idea but chip and PIN has been around for a while here too, & personally Ive never used the magnetic strip or been asked for my ID

[@모과메기]

Apple Pay launched in Korea Just 9 Year!

[@callum5147]

Come on Australian banks get your S**t together

[@DezeTimisTim]

Still waiting in The Netherlands... :(

[@J276]

I have an iPhone SE and the way Apple Pay is surprised me in many ways better than google pay.

[@SuperNeontrix]

In the UK where Chip+PIN and Contactless is available widely, if anything Apple Pay slows down the process as the time Touch ID takes is longer than swiping a contactless card.

[@dazza60]

You don't need to swipe a contactless card You just tap it on the reader

[@musclerocker]

I’d love to see them adding my ID to Apple Pay

[@Termsofseve]

hmm, future vision?

[@shshshsh9264]

After 9 years... Finally in South Korea

[@HigherQualityUploads]

LOL "groundbreaking" NFC chip. Reminder that Android had NFC in phones for years prior to this presentation.

[@cashhh_07]

just shut up bruh we already know you have a android

[@kingskater4]

As cool as Apple Pay is, it will not replace the wallet. Sure it replaces credit cards, but what about driver's license, physical cash, business cards, etc.?

[@Amahrixlol]

in due time

[@adamtajyar]

Idaho is already testing out digital drivers license. I'm assuming when Apple implements this it will require touch id and more security to access it. Besides less and less people carry physical cash on them. I work at CVS/pharmacy and its more card payment in a convenience store. U can add any AMEX, Visa, or Mastercard that's supported including corporate business cards. Tim Cook already hinted that Apple is gonna implement passports, drivers licenses etc.

[@mmmmmmmmmmm10]

***** A process in the USA has begun outlawing payments in cash in certain industries as they are unable to be tracked by authorities. Assuming this continues my guess would be within the next 40 years cash will be removed from circulation and all transactions would be required by law to use a trackable (digital) product. Expect this to carry over to the western world a few years behind USA. This will likely take a similiar form to the analog > digital television changeover. Give people 5 years to identify their cash assets and convert into digital form. Business cards are already obsolete if you use LinkedIn, and licences/passports etc can easily be digitized into a digital wallet.

[@adamtajyar]

Michael C Apple Pay is the future. It's safe, secure, fast, intuitive, and innovative in comparison to google wallet or softcard.

[@mmmmmmmmmmm10]

Adam Tajyar How is your comment relevant? Noone said Google or Softcard were better than Apple Pay, like it even matters. The discussion is "Will wallets be replaced by Mobile Phones".

[@FreeThePorgs]

For me it has with a wallet phone case…. My: ID/insurance card/credit card/a 20.00 dollar bill and thats it, the rest of my cards are on apple pay with a backup physical credit card. I have ditched my wallet and 98% of its contents. Its been a good change!!!

[@jasperedwards]

Remember, Google was first (Google Wallet)

[@h0len]

waitwaitwait... do americans use the magnetic stripe still? :S In norway you have to try the chip like 3 times before it will allow you to pay with the stripe. The chip is alot more secure and just sits there at card...

[@h0len]

***** never use the strip unless you have to... it is basically like using an unencrypted password, takes them less than 2 seconds to copy...

[@cabin_ot]

We use both

[@Merobieboy]

Magnetic stripe? Haha no. We use Chip & PIN, or NFC inside our debit cards. #NetherlandsRules (Most of the time the magnetic thingy is even blocked/taped of or not even there.)

[@cabin_ot]

We use both, depending on whats available

[@bryant1150]

After 8 years, it just arrived to Argentina 🤦🏻‍♂️.. and Chile is still waiting

[@TorontoLibertarian]

I love it.

[@jefferyjin5551]

“THAT IS SOOOO COOK!!!!”

[@chelosilva06]

In Chile we are at 2023 and we still do not have the service, only a soon on the web more than 1 year ago

[@HigherQualityUploads]

Use Google's service then

[@tomaud]

Apple Pay is impossible to set up if you are not a paid Apple Developer and go through very complicated tasks to set it up in your shop. Not for average merchant. E-commerce providers will cheat by stating it is easy and just purchase their software and then you realize it's not gonna happen. Digging around I found out almost no one is using Apple Pay t pay for purchases and no merchants are using it as well, to accept payments via Apple Pay, so what's the deal?

[@BrotherO4]

this is a good start. apple,google, and now samsung will fight with each other to sell this to the people. the competition will make them all have to improve to gain the market share. but i wait for a few years to see how things shape up. im pretty sure there will be holes at the start (but that is not saying much since real cards are broken too)

[@DB-wd8sm]

Did you: Samsung is owned by Sony and their TVs models are the exact same. The only difference is there price(Sony is dearer)

[@Felizchi]

Tacobell, and Univeral Studio?

[@thomasbatley]

mind blown when when that wallet came up

[@bLd321]

In USA you need to give your ID card to buy something? oO

[@magictrick8833]

Yes. If the card is damaged in someway. Or for some purchases that are age restricted

[@ab_12_8]

Igor Kurpis or sometimes they do it to make sure you didn’t steal the card

[@TheMaan2008]

Igor Kurpis If no signature on the back, then yes

[@mr.yagizt]

I thought this was an exaggeration by apple.

[@frizzyfrank2985]

I think they may do it sometimes on large purchase amounts, but I’ve never been asked for my ID while buying something unless it’s 21+ product.

[@tikycz8261]

Apple Pay is coming to my country next month I’m exited

[@mr.yagizt]

Which country is that ?

[@tikycz8261]

@@mr.yagizt u 3 years late but it was Czech Republic

[@mr.yagizt]

​@@tikycz8261 Oh ..i Hope there is apple pay now in Czech .. Im from Turkey still dont have apple pay year its 2022 .. But what did i do ? I opened an bank account from abroad , and i changed region settings in my phone to england .. Ta daa i can use in my country right now and people are getting shocked when i pay with my apple watch ahahh

[@tikycz8261]

@@mr.yagizt yes we have Apple Pay in Czech for 3 years now that’s crazy that some places aren’t Apple Pay available. But I think When I was in turkey I payed contactless so idk didn’t even think of it

[@mr.yagizt]

​@@tikycz8261 yes you can use apple pay with contactless in Turkey if already added to your wallet but if your bank account is Turkish or your iphone region settings are set to Turkey you can not add any card to your wallet and you cant use apple pay .. So thats why i found a solution like this .. I dont know its not so legal but it works ahaha

[@carbonblack1002]

Now time to remove Toys “R” Us

[@heedfulnewt6625]

Plastic cards? Mine is made of titanium

[@bankmasaki7996]

When credit card first came out they showef exactlg the same simple process. How come apple never ahowed where the phone came from. I always have a hard time looking for my phone in my bag. If you lost your phone find my iphone does not work. It cannot detect my device thats why i closed it. Even if it worka by the time you wipe out your phone, somebody has spent thouaands of dollars fron yiur account.

[@arunkumarganapuram3342]

No sign of Passbook settings or Apple Pay options anywhere. How can if find it ?please help me out for this

[@drunkonjuggernog6908]

ARUN KUMAR GANAPURAM it should be in settings labeled “wallet and Apple Pay”

[@user-jv8is7ie4b]

South Korean: For us it's just a story in a dream....

[@westyk52sparky]

lol most people use contactless with there cards

[@sotirpetrov95]

Why would you need an ID card when you pay with debit card 😅 Makes no sense

[@miniroll32]

I don't think I've ever made a card payment that's been as slow as was demonstrated. Just chuck the card in the machine, type the pin in and let it work...

[@available343]

Still not as fast as Apple Pay

[@Adam_Outdoors]

+DopestChannel He didn't say it was. He was specifically referring to the misleading video. Plus, I don't know about US but I have never in all my years using credit and debit cards had to show ID.

[@SmartChannel01]

+AdamOutdoors some but not all places require id

[@Adam_Outdoors]

+KZbinsurfer01 That's because US is 10+ years behind most countries as far as card payments. For example in UK we stopped using swipe/signature over 10 years ago. The only point of sale payments you can make with card are chip/pin. No ID is needed.

[@MarioAtheonio]

Most cards and terminals in Europe also support contactless payments.

[@heedfulnewt6625]

RUN

[@diegocastilloho]

And where is the work hard for Apple Pay in Mexico?

[@__zdne7589]

MST is better than NFC

[@valdanowill]

REVELATION 13:16-18 ALMOST FULFILLED. JESUS IS AT THE DOOR.

[@tommccaw3229]

Good god can't these guys stand in one spot?????

[@arneshiabaldwin8335]

you're not suppose to. take a public speaking class

[@isaacchook9537]

6 years and Apple Pay isn't available in Malaysia yet .....

[@user-jv8is7ie4b]

South Korea: Me too......

[@jesperhammarlund300]

Now it is.

[@carlosyabut6888]

is Apple available in asia?

[@protectwhatisours6895]

Not once, in my life, have I ever paid through the process seen in the clip at the start. Not to mention the over exaggerated movements.

[@arunkumarganapuram3342]

Does the iPhone 6s Plus support Apple Pay ?

[@drunkonjuggernog6908]

ARUN KUMAR GANAPURAM yes

[@tikycz8261]

Hahahhahahahahaha..... of course

[@iphonevonbonerios1326]

I would rather have NFC chip implanted in my finger , much quicker.

[@MarcoRG26]

Finally available in Chile

[@romen5169]

Why were they clapping like wtf

[@rootofminusone]

cute now go and watch Samsung Pay

[@tikycz8261]

Why Samsung Pay is shit more complicated and it’s copy cat

[@krisvaras7801]

@@tikycz8261 Samsung pay works with older card readers, checkmate Apple

[@adamtajyar]

No one gives a shit about Samsung Pay lmao. 90% of Samsung users haven’t even heard of it or can barely figure out how to use it. Samsung acquiring loop pay (the technology that emulate the magnetic strip on the card if You can’t use NFC)was the biggest waste of money anyways. Most of the countries around the world the use contactless payments are almost using NFC. Just the US is still using magnetic strip and that’s barely still around now and most of them are now shifted to EMV chip now.

[@vasiliypupkov7380]

Круто

[@laughingbad]

how can i view my cards like it shows at 5:10?

[@TrueNorthN7]

It says during that part that you can view your cards in passbook

[@johny1220]

Go to passbook

[@sacha9314]

"entirely new"??????

[@sacha9314]

you've got a point there... ;p

[@adamtajyar]

Krzysztof Sacha he's referring to the User Interface and how it works, not the actual NFC technology, secure element, etc.

[@sacha9314]

Adam Tajyar yeah, like, let's pretend thatv google wallet (or was the Samsung one the first one..?)hasn't existed before and it's the first thing like that

[@sacha9314]

Adam Tajyar aaaaaaah, so all there was new was the.. skin and.. the buttons layout in tge app... well, genius, I must say, something an applause worthy, pardon me then ;)

[@debendragurung3033]

6:00 - "In a way in which apple can" ..... Thats rather absurd and very closed opinion. All the tech others have created Apple can easily adopt. But what's created by Apple is reserved only for Apple. Technology is meant to be open the only thing Apple is open about is their secrecy. Openly states that they develop secretly and proudly says that - it's reserved for Apple....

[@Smerky]

Will I still need to pull out my ID though? :P

[@Unused_Pineapple]

No

[@the-terminator5682]

+Smerky just a little bit like 2%

[@caylabailey8479]

Who asks for an id anymore, anyway?

[@fiusgamer24extra37]

Samsung

[@gustavpeter840]

Another thing Samsung copied from Apple

[@jesperhammarlund300]

yep

[@protectwhatisours6895]

Braincells.. you lack them.

[@Zenwork]

iTunes... again no thank you

[@auberry88]

Helpful Not Helpful Revelation 13:16-18 ESV / 282 helpful votes Also it causes all, both small and great, both rich and poor, both free and slave, to be marked on the right hand or the forehead, so that no one can buy or sell unless he has the mark, that is, the name of the beast or the number of its name. This calls for wisdom: let the one who has understanding calculate the number of the beast, for it is the number of a man, and his number is 666.

[@thilotech]

Jason robbins lol I'm gonna wear it on my left arm then