11-30-2016 04:45 AM
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  1. SteveISU's Avatar
    SteveISU
    Hypothetically if someone were to steal my phone and figure out my pin, could they use Android pay with very little resistance? I've only used apple pay and my finger print is required to authorize the purchase.
    11-29-2016 08:12 PM
  2. hallux's Avatar
    hallux
    Q&A Team
    If your Android Pay app is secured with a PIN, yes. Once the device or app is unlocked there's nothing stopping the holder of the phone from using it.
    11-29-2016 08:54 PM
  3. SteveISU's Avatar
    SteveISU
    Well that's a little concerning. lol
    11-29-2016 09:04 PM
  4. tennislvr8's Avatar
    tennislvr8
    Originally Posted by SteveISU
    Well that's a little concerning. lol
    Use our fingerprint just like Apple pay.
    11-29-2016 09:58 PM
  5. hallux's Avatar
    hallux
    Q&A Team
    Originally Posted by SteveISU
    Well that's a little concerning. lol
    I believe it's a concession to folks that have devices without fingerprint readers but have NFC (quite a few).
    11-30-2016 04:45 AM
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