Recent content by Schlermie

On another thread, someone suggested I try disabling Smart Lock. Since I did have it enabled, I disabled it, and now Android Pay is no longer asking me for my backup password at the NFC reader. I'm relieved to have this resolved. I also want to point out that after about eight exchanges with...

My bad...I thought I had my Smart Lock turned off entirely during my testing, but I just noted I still had it enabled for a Bluetooth device. Once I disabled it for that device, now Android Pay is no longer asking me for my backup password at the NFC reader. I'm relieved to have this resolved...

My comments about Android Pay being broken got escalated up through the Google Support Team as iterated through their team, but eventually, their final reply was useless: Thank you for contacting Google Payments service. Hope you are doing good. I understand that you've contacted us regarding...

My "Clear credentials" button is also greyed out. Although I do read corporate email on my phone, I use an email client that doesn't require any of the corporate enterprise security certificates to be installed, so I don't think that's causing the problem. I could be wrong though. I'm working...

I have this same problem on my Galaxy S5. It never used to have this problem until I recently updated the OS to Android 6.0.1. Now, whenever I place my phone on an NFC reader, Android Pay asks me to enter my backup password (for unlocking the phone), even though the phone is already unlocked...

Why do you keep royally screwing us with Tizen?

I recently updated my AT&T Samsung Galaxy S5 to Android 6.0.1 (Marshmallow), and now Android Pay requires me to enter my backup password for unlocking the screen whenever I use it at a point of service, even if my phone is already unlocked. Previously, I only needed to unlock my phone, and...