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Google combines all its payment services under Google Pay

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Prasad 08 January 2018

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Google has announced that it is collating all its payment systems, primarily Google Wallet and Android Pay, under one brand called Google Pay. Henceforth, the company will use the Google Pay logo and branding wherever the aforementioned payment systems appeared.

As far as the users are concerned, nothing really has changed for them. Just that instead of seeing Android Pay logo when paying for things with NFC or Google Wallet while purchasing content on the Play Store, users will now see the universal Google Pay logo.

Google has announced that Google Pay is already available at services such as Airbnb, Dice, Fandango, HungryHouse, Instacart and more.

In the future, Google said that it will bring "these experiences to Tez users in India", without clarifying on what exactly that means. Perhaps Tez too will be branded as Google Pay, even though it is not the same as Google Wallet or Android Pay as it uses the UPI payment system made in India.

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  • Anonymous
  • phh
  • 10 Jan 2018

You mean resetting the phone to factory settings (i.e. removing icloud) or you are actually able to access user pictures, docs, etc. on the device itself?

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  • Anonymous
  • s1h
  • 09 Jan 2018

Eh its not that hard to get into Iclouds. I buy back phones all the time and have to get the password reset to sign out of them without any info from the customer i bought it from. They are as secure as one another to me atleast.

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  • FreezeGame
  • 4ba
  • 09 Jan 2018

Although I've used Samsung Pay almost exclusively for over 2 years, I think this is a great move by Google. I thoroughly enjoyed the old Google Wallet from years ago that functioned more as an all inclusive app. It's what enticed me into making my fi...

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