I have some experience of this, none of it good. My business bank, the
Co-operative, have basically insisted that I install this on my Mac or they are
going to limit the amount of money I can pay out on any single day. Most of the
time this is fine but paying staff and occasionally suppliers cou
It's a long running saga. This thread goes back to 2011.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2795623?start=0&tstart=0
On Tue, 8 Aug 2017 at 08:34 C Staples wrote:
> I have some experience of this, none of it good. My business bank, the
> Co-operative, have basically insisted that I install this
Thanks Sam & Chris for sharing your experiences.
Rob, I remember the discussion from a few years ago and decided to raise it
again to see if any opinions have changed or whether Rapport itself has
improved and become more Mac friendly.
A lot has changed over the last few years in terms of hacker
My father-in-law had Rapport installed on his top range iMac and it reduced to
a crawl. NatWest didn't want to know, and Trusteer, an IBM subsidiary, didn't
respond to him either.
Removed Rapport and, lo, iMac restored to normality.
I do all my banking, First Direct, via an iOS device, as I ca
Interesting. (re your father-in-law Tony)
That makes me ask whether IOS10 & soon 11 is more secure than Sierra or
previous iterations of MacOS? Or is an iPhone or an iPad inherently more secure
than a laptop or desktop?Something in the electronic architecture (due to Apple
Pay use)?
Certainly RB
As I understand it it has more to do with iOS ring fencing both the app and its
data which makes less prone to hacking. Not saying it would be impossible but
clearly compared to the way macOS has been constructed iOS is less vulnerable.
Like NatWest there are transactions where you need to use a
Helpful, Tony. Thank you.
Nick
> On 8 Aug 2017, at 09:28, Tony Crooks wrote:
>
> As I understand it it has more to do with iOS ring fencing both the app and
> its data which makes less prone to hacking. Not saying it would be impossible
> but clearly compared to the way macOS has been construc
I've been wondering the extent that other SMUGGERS are using Apple Pay?
I've just been reviewing recent purchases made with Apple Pay, using the
transaction list in the Wallet app, and realised that;
1. I use Apple Pay pretty much every day,
2. I use it from 10-20 times per week, and
3. I use fo
My experiences mirror yours Tony, my wife and I use it whenever possible
because it is so convenient, especially using our Apple Watches which is always
a good conversation starter with the cashiers. I visited John Lewis yesterday,
and they don't have contactless at the moment ☹️.
Apple Pay al
Still only using a 5s I am barred from the ‘joys’ of using Apple Pay but have a
subconscious desire to join the pioneers although I have grave doubts that of
the desirability of a totally cashless society, but luckily I feel there will
always be a residue of retro humans who will fight an effect
I use it as frequently as I can, it really is impressive. Am looking forward to
ios11 and peer to peer payments too, though I hope Apple doesn't take a cut of
those
Sam
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I use Apple Pay on my watch all the time. And I am amused how often Im told
there us limit of £30 - until I use the watch and - no , there isn't! Except in
Waitrose - which I found quite embarrassing! Andrew
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> On 8 Aug 2017, at 19:47, Sam - MacAmbulance wrote:
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