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Report: EU Antitrust Officials Are Looking Into Apple Pay, iPhone NFC Chips
Officials across the European Union have already made their thoughts on Facebook’s Libra cryptocurrency project clear. Now those concerns have extended to Apple Pay, with EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager’s office probing whether the company’s pre-installed mobile payments software is playing dirty with the competition, Bloomberg reported on Thursday.
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Apple’s Credit Card Isn’t Coming To Australia
Apple has confirmed the Apple Card will begin rolling out in the U.S. next month. The card, first announced back in March 2019, promises to eliminate fees, charge less interest and offer enhanced security and privacy protection. Unfortunately, Australians will have to wait awhile to get their hands on it.
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CommBank Turns On Apple Pay
The Commonwealth Bank has joined ANZ as the second of the big four banks to support Apple Pay for its customers. From today, CBA and Bankwest personal debit and credit cards can be added to Apple Pay as the bank seems to have settled its differences with Apple over how transaction fees are shared.
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Hobart Says It Is Getting Australia’s First Apple Pay-Enabled Car Parking
Hobart City Council is set launch an $800,000 upgrade to the Tasmanian capital’s parking system.