Android Pay is out and there are several things that many users were not aware of.
What's the difference between Android Pay and the new Google Wallet? | Android Central
If you're using Android Pay, don't plan on using a third-party lock screen | Android Central
- You must have a pin, password or other secured lock screen enabled (though you may use smart lock, etc).
Your phone must be unlocked to make a payment, however some cards may require an additional unlock as added security while back end issues are resolved. See Andrew's post below.
[*]You must enter your pin, password, etc. when making each payment. You do not have to open the app, simply have the phone unlocked and tap the reader, then enter your security info. - The Fingerprint Scanner on older implementations, such as the Galaxy S5, does not work (yet?)
- Android Pay does not work on developer previews.
- Android Pay is not supposed to work on rooted devices.
- Google Wallet is a separate app that focuses on peer to peer money transfers.
- Android Pay will be used for payments online and in person.
What's the difference between Android Pay and the new Google Wallet? | Android Central
If you're using Android Pay, don't plan on using a third-party lock screen | Android Central
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