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PayPal takes a swipe at Apple Pay security over iCloud celebrity photo leaks

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PayPal takes a swipe at Apple Pay security over iCloud celebrity photo leaks

PayPal appears to be calling out Apple and its newly announced mobile payment service Apple Pay with an ad appearing in The New York Times print edition (via Pando Daily) indirectly reminding people of last month’s disastrous iCloud photo leak when a list of celebrities found their personal photos an intimate situations published on the […]

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PayPal seems to be calling out Apple and its newly announced mobile payment service Apple Pay with an advert showing in The New York Times print version (via Pando Daily) not directly reminding individuals of final month’s disastrous iCloud photo leak when an inventory of celebrities discovered their private photographs an intimate conditions revealed on the internet. The advert reads “We the individuals need our cash safer than our selfies,” however PayPal isn’t with out its own security issue prior to now.

Apple already has over 500 million iTunes account with most having credit cards, the corporate says, and iCloud options like iCloud Keychain handle and make the most of bank card knowledge for auto-finishing bank card info.

Starting subsequent month, Apple will deal with cellular funds in bodily retailers and venues for iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus users, although, with Apple Pay. Apple says it by no means sees knowledge concerning the transaction, although, which is secured utilizing a mixture of NFC, the iPhone’s safe enclave, and Touch ID fingerprint reader.

Check out the complete PayPal advert under.
PayPal ad

(Image via Pando)

 


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