I was curious to try it before I sold my S6 but with AT&T not pushing the 5.1.1 & Samsung pay update yet I have a feeling I won't get to at least play with it a bit :/
AT&T will probably push 5.1.1 and Samsung Pay at the same time.
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AT&T will probably push 5.1.1 and Samsung Pay at the same time.
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Couple more days samsung pay comes out I'm really hoping they don't screw us over
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Android Pay lets me use my fingerprint lock screen, not a password or pin lock screen. Fingerprint lock screen shouldn't disable the BT
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I wonder if or when Samsung pay will support Credit Union's
They are different in the way they are setup to work. Android pay transmits your original card number through NFC. Samsung Pay creates a virtual card that is linked to your bank account, from within your bank.This really sucks I was so happy about the release of samsung pay and then they don't even have that many banks it's crazy. When android pay came out they had way more
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I've used mine at Lowes, Home Depot, McDonald, Hardees, Dollar Generals, Mapco, Delta, Sudden Service, Sppedway, WalMart, Walgreens, CVS, several independent businesses.I was so excited waiting for Samsung Pay and now that I have it, I haven't had any luck. I've tried at Lowe's, Publix, Bath and Body Works, and Chick-fil-a. They all recognized some sort of MST but they all gave some kind of error and would not work. I've only tried American Express cards so far because all my Visa/MC are Chase, which isn't supported yet.
I wonder if or when Samsung pay will support Credit Union's
Both Android Pay and Samsung Pay use tokenization with virtual cards. You can add more cards to Android Pay at the moment, but not all are fully supported requiring you to enter a secondary authorization PIN and you may not get proper rewards or points.They are different in the way they are setup to work. Android pay transmits your original card number through NFC. Samsung Pay creates a virtual card that is linked to your bank account, from within your bank.
In short, it's all got to do with virtual cards and the system on which the banks manage all this new and extra information.
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