Pending the Apple press conference, here is the feature that can cause you to fall for the Watch.
See This : The increasing number of fraudulent transactions on Apple Pay
If you're a fan of Apple, you certainly expect the conference that the Cupertino held tonight in San Francisco. And if you are not a fan, you expect anyway but do not tell anyone (just kidding).
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In any case, the watch has a feature that will be very interesting: Apple Pay. But you already knew that. Indeed, Apple had already announced that its payment system ( for which Samsung has quickly created a competitor ) will also be available on the watch.
However, you may not know how Apple Pay work on it. To recap, Apple Pay is a mobile payment system. Having a bank account linked to the phone, the user is able to make payments with their iPhone 6 or 6 Plus via NFC, provided that the payment terminal is compatible.
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The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, the user must identify with the Touch ID. But as Apple Watch lacks Touch ID and since it is useless to pay with his watch if he takes out his smartphone anyway (and there is no way to enter a code to each payment) Apple found a small parade.
Indeed, the user will have to authenticate once and when the Watch will be unlocked, it will make payments without having to login again.
However, if the watch is removed, she will recognize and award the counters. The user must then identify again (once) before proceeding to payment if he gives it. Therefore, unless you cut the arm you do, you lose (theoretically) not your money in case of loss of the unit.
See This : The increasing number of fraudulent transactions on Apple Pay
If you're a fan of Apple, you certainly expect the conference that the Cupertino held tonight in San Francisco. And if you are not a fan, you expect anyway but do not tell anyone (just kidding).
In any case, the watch has a feature that will be very interesting: Apple Pay. But you already knew that. Indeed, Apple had already announced that its payment system ( for which Samsung has quickly created a competitor ) will also be available on the watch.
However, you may not know how Apple Pay work on it. To recap, Apple Pay is a mobile payment system. Having a bank account linked to the phone, the user is able to make payments with their iPhone 6 or 6 Plus via NFC, provided that the payment terminal is compatible.
The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, the user must identify with the Touch ID. But as Apple Watch lacks Touch ID and since it is useless to pay with his watch if he takes out his smartphone anyway (and there is no way to enter a code to each payment) Apple found a small parade.
Indeed, the user will have to authenticate once and when the Watch will be unlocked, it will make payments without having to login again.
However, if the watch is removed, she will recognize and award the counters. The user must then identify again (once) before proceeding to payment if he gives it. Therefore, unless you cut the arm you do, you lose (theoretically) not your money in case of loss of the unit.