Is there anyone with an iPhone that is NOT using Pay?

Are you one of the people who does NOT use Pay

  • Yes. I do not use Pay.

    Votes: 2 22.2%
  • No. I use Pay as often as I can.

    Votes: 6 66.7%
  • I don't have any interest in using Pay.

    Votes: 1 11.1%

  • Total voters
    9

iwoodland

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I can't wait for my AW to get here and set it up.
Just hope I can get used to the square look and the electronic interface being I love my mechanical round watches.

You’ll soon get used to it. I love mine! Great to use it with AirPods and music on the watch
 

joemd60

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I may stand corrected. But don’t you need to enable two factor authentication for Apple Pay? That’s why I haven’t used it, I am afraid of enabling it.
I don’t want issues with my phone should I need to reset to factory settings.
 

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I may stand corrected. But don’t you need to enable two factor authentication for Apple Pay? That’s why I haven’t used it, I am afraid of enabling it.
I don’t want issues with my phone should I need to reset to factory settings.

Hmmm, I’m not sure about that, but heck, I’ve been using Pay since it’s been available.

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204506#iphone
 

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Hmmm, I’m not sure about that, but heck, I’ve been using Pay since it’s been available.

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204506#iphone

Thanks sir. And to answer the question, yes you do.
I used to have Apple Pay enabled when I had my 6, but did not have it enabled.
Apple is now increasing their security, and are now requiring two factor authentication.
At least that’s the feedback I got from support awhile back.
There was another posting about it, you have two weeks to disable it through an email support sends you. If you do not, it becomes permanent.
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I may stand corrected. But don’t you need to enable two factor authentication for Apple Pay? That’s why I haven’t used it, I am afraid of enabling it.
I don’t want issues with my phone should I need to reset to factory settings.

I don’t have two factor set up & I use Apple Pay all the time. You just need to have a passcode on your device.
 

nikkisharif

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Thanks sir. And to answer the question, yes you do.
I used to have Apple Pay enabled when I had my 6, but did not have it enabled.
Apple is now increasing their security, and are now requiring two factor authentication.
At least that’s the feedback I got from support awhile back.
There was another posting about it, you have two weeks to disable it through an email support sends you. If you do not, it becomes permanent.
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I’m just seeing this. Although Apple Pay Cash has to be setup separately than Apple Pay, I haven’t had to setup two factor authentication. Are you in the US?

And just to be clear..Apple Pay & Apple Pay Cash are two separate items.
 

joemd60

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I’m just seeing this. Although Apple Pay Cash has to be setup separately than Apple Pay, I haven’t had to setup two factor authentication. Are you in the US?

And just to be clear..Apple Pay & Apple Pay Cash are two separate items.

Thanks nikki, yes I am. And my apologies, I may have had the two mixed up.
But, now I am getting this when I try to activate and verify my card.
That looks like I am enabling two factor authentication.
What’s odd, I always thought my card was added, since I was able to make purchases.
It makes me wonder what method of payment they were using.
Ok, now I see what is going on, which I am not sure I understand.
If I go into my payment methods, my card is there. If I try to add it to the wallet app, that’s when I see the activation, as though I have to enable two factor authentication.
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Thanks sir. And to answer the question, yes you do.
I used to have Apple Pay enabled when I had my 6, but did not have it enabled.
Apple is now increasing their security, and are now requiring two factor authentication.
At least that’s the feedback I got from support awhile back.
There was another posting about it, you have two weeks to disable it through an email support sends you. If you do not, it becomes permanent.
//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20181014/bc3f9bf65733d64128f9b60ffde28998.png

Did you read the message? The message reads two factor ID to send and receive money via iMessage. Not the same as apple pay at the store
 

kataran

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I use Apple Pay at one place only

Cumberland Farms which I frequent everyday around the corner from my house. Just grab my phone no wallet and slippers and Apple Pay Away
 

nikkisharif

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Thanks nikki, yes I am. And my apologies, I may have had the two mixed up.
But, now I am getting this when I try to activate and verify my card.
That looks like I am enabling two factor authentication.
What’s odd, I always thought my card was added, since I was able to make purchases.
It makes me wonder what method of payment they were using.
Ok, now I see what is going on, which I am not sure I understand.
If I go into my payment methods, my card is there. If I try to add it to the wallet app, that’s when I see the activation, as though I have to enable two factor authentication.
//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20181015/75e11a1ed48a385f7fbcae1734148a99.png

This message for adding your card to your wallet only helps verify your identity. It’s just a safeguard in case your card was stolen & someone else was trying to add your card to their phone. This doesn’t enable two factor authentication.
 

joemd60

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This message for adding your card to your wallet only helps verify your identity. It’s just a safeguard in case your card was stolen & someone else was trying to add your card to their phone. This doesn’t enable two factor authentication.

Ok, thanks.
 

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The OP asked about who is NOT using Pay. But since everyone else is chiming in, I use it on my devices everywhere. And if I have a choice on a regular CC or Pay I use the latter
 

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