JackClark

There's hope for those affected by the issue you trolled out, but most reports do mention the same damage from using cleaning products on the screen or keyboard, that's not going to wash - pun intended.

bioforger

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lol staingate, surely that's more down to the users watching too much ****?

JackClark

Probably.

Tidgy

lol, what the **** are they using, brillo pads?

JackClark

Maybe read your own article before ejaculating it all over the place, the screens are not scratched.

Tidgy

o man, you have no sence of humour do you lol

Do you know anyone daft enough to actually use a brillo pad on a screen?

It was a joke you numpty lol

JackClark

It would be easier to tell the difference between dumb and funny if you didn't post so many dumb comments.

Tidgy

Only dumb to those who can't see beyond the glory of apple,,,,,

JackClark

Spoiled it for yourself again.

Tidgy

no, you just have to resort to personal insults all the time rather than actualy having a discussion about it.

JackClark

Your first post on the thread was directed at me. Jog on.

Tidgy

yep, because you can;t see beyond the glory of apple. Some one raises a valid point and you spit yoru dummy out and start throwing insults ratehr than having a valid argument lol

I actualy compliments them for their customer service at one point and you still went off with insults



all hail apple, all hail apple, all hail apple,,,,

JackClark

That's you wearing the dunce hat for another week.

Tidgy

thanks for proving my point

Insult instead of discussion

JackClark

Way to encourage discussion, now get in the corner.

Tidgy

Everytime you post you prove my point more and more lol

bioforger

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Just made my first payment with Apple Pay in Costa. It saved me the time of inserting my card and typing my tediously long four digit PIN by allowing me to open my phone case, press my phone against the card reader, open the case again as it flipped shut, take my phone away, realise I shouldn't have taken my phone away, put my phone back on, open the phone case again, wait for the phone to register, press my finger on the reader, wait until it couldn't read my fingerprint, use another finger, wait until it read that fingerprint and voila...instant payment!

Then my mate who was stood behind me said I should get an Apple watch, I retorted with "**** off"

An0n0m0us

Or use your contactless debit card so don't even have to bother with a pin. How swiping a phone is supposed to be more convenient than that I will never know.

bioforger

iTrader: (1)

Except doing that opens you up to being scanned and hacked.

An0n0m0us

Well not an issue for me as I always forget to swipe it and end up using the pin anyway.

bioforger

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Tidgy

£20 limit on it so if you do wont get much gone.

Thing is though apple have scammed what £500 out of you for a free service the bank offers?

JackClark

It was free when I turned on my Watch this morning. The limit is going up all the time, hopefully banks will set a higher limit for Watch users, safer bet.

Tidgy

what you got an iwatch free? also did you charge it over night?

JackClark

It was you that implied that I spent £500 so I could pay with my Watch. In fact I paid nothing for Apple Pay, I paid £300 so I could draw *****, and talking of *****....

Tidgy

That answered half the question, bit like your wit,,,,,,

but did you charge your watch/phone last night? that cost money. and what happens when you forget to charge it? my card don't need no power cable

JackClark

Having the ability to not use my card doesn't mean I can't use my card, it's not often far away just not on my wrist.

Be happy with what you have.

Tidgy

So you still carry it round with you? lol

JackClark

Sometimes I will yes, do you wear shoes now you have a car?

Tidgy

lmao, thats a really sh!te comparison considering you can't drive your car inside an office building lol