Lukas
@lukiz05.bsky.social
They refused to allow it because Apple had locked the NFC chip and hadn’t launched their own version—essentially a hostage situation. In the end, they won.
As for Android, they didn’t bother due to the smaller user base and their inability to launch on iPhone.
As for Android, they didn’t bother due to the smaller user base and their inability to launch on iPhone.
December 9, 2024 at 1:42 PM
They refused to allow it because Apple had locked the NFC chip and hadn’t launched their own version—essentially a hostage situation. In the end, they won.
As for Android, they didn’t bother due to the smaller user base and their inability to launch on iPhone.
As for Android, they didn’t bother due to the smaller user base and their inability to launch on iPhone.
The reason Norway has its own payment solution, Vipps, is that the country’s largest banks Sparebank 1 and DNB have consistently refused to adopt Apple Pay and have opposed its use for years.
December 9, 2024 at 11:53 AM
The reason Norway has its own payment solution, Vipps, is that the country’s largest banks Sparebank 1 and DNB have consistently refused to adopt Apple Pay and have opposed its use for years.
The reason Norway has its own payment solution, Vipps, is that the country’s largest banks Sparebank 1 and DNB have consistently refused to adopt Apple Pay and have opposed its use for years.
December 9, 2024 at 11:53 AM
The reason Norway has its own payment solution, Vipps, is that the country’s largest banks Sparebank 1 and DNB have consistently refused to adopt Apple Pay and have opposed its use for years.