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Apple Card seeing issue with in-store Apple Pay purchases

Apple has confirmed that an issue may be causing problems with in-store Apple Pay purchasing for Apple Card users.

Mike Peterson | 3 years ago

Apple Card management systems outage impacted all users for six hours

On Wednesday, the Apple Card management system had an outage that is preventing all users from seeing purchases or making payments to a balance.

Mike Peterson | 3 years ago

Apple releases two new videos showing viewers how to set up Apple Card Family

Two new videos uploaded to Apple's YouTube channel show Apple Card cardholders how to add co-owners and participants to their Apple Card Family group.

Amber Neely | 3 years ago

Apple details Apple Card Family features and restrictions

Apple on Thursday provided additional details about Apple Card Family, a new feature for the company's branded credit card that allows users to "co-own" an account alongside family members.

AppleInsider Staff | 3 years ago

Apple Card grew to an estimated 6.4M cardholders at end of 2020

Apple Card adoption has grown to an estimated 6.4 million cardholders in the U.S., driven mostly by strong interest among women.

Mike Peterson | 3 years ago

M1 iPad Pro, 24-inch iMac, and Apple Podcast Subscriptions on the AppleInsider podcast

Diving in-depth on the M1 iPad Pro, the redesigned iMac, and exactly what Apple Podcast Subscriptions means for creators.

Stephen Robles | 3 years ago

Apple Card Family expands availability to spouses, children over 13

Apple has expanded Apple Card to enable multiple people to use it, with Apple Card Family allowing more than just the primary account holder to use the credit facility.

Malcolm Owen | 3 years ago

iPad Pro, AirTags, and more — What to expect from Apple on April 20

Apple has several projects near the finish line, including 'AirTags,' and a new iPad Pro. Here's what could make an appearance in the "Spring Loaded" event.

Malcolm Owen | 3 years ago

Apple announces April 20 special event - iPad Pro, AirTags expected

Apple has confirmed it will be holding a April release event on April 20, called "Spring Loaded," expected to feature the long-awaited "AirTags," an iPad Pro refresh, and perhaps other surprises.

Malcolm Owen | 3 years ago

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In defense of Apple's iPhone Leather Wallet with MagSafe

As a thin wallet fan, the idea of ditching my wallet entirely has been appealing for some time. While I don't yet live in that wallet-less utopia, Apple's frequently maligned iPhone Leather Wallet with MagSafe is great, despite what you may have heard from critics.

Neil Hughes | 3 years ago

Barclays replacing Apple Rewards card with Barclays View Mastercard on May 7

Those enrolled in the Barclays Visa with Apple Rewards program will be shifted to the new Barclays View MasterCard, ending Barclays' affiliation with Apple.

Amber Neely | 3 years ago

Goldman Sachs cleared of Apple Card discrimination claims

Goldman Sachs did not break any fair lending laws, an investigation into discriminatory allegations against the Apple Card underwriter reveals, but a regulator adds those same rules need to be strengthened and modernized.

Malcolm Owen | 3 years ago

'iPhone 13' rumors, Clubhouse, Apple Card fiasco on the AppleInsider podcast

This week, on the AppleInsider Podcast, we discuss predictions of the iPhone roadmap through 2023, original MagSafe's potential return to a future Mac, and our privacy concerns with Clubhouse.

Stephen Robles | 3 years ago

Avoidable chain of events with cloud payments & unreturned trade-in led to disabled Apple ID [u]

An avoidable chain of events associated with device payments, missed emails, and unreturned trade-ins led to one Twitter user's Apple ID being disabled because Apple couldn't collect funds due — and it didn't matter that it was associated with an Apple Card. Here's what you can do to stop this from happening to you, and what Apple says about the matter.