Apple pay seems dodgy doesn’t it? You simply touch your mobile phone to a card machine and boom, your payment is successful. It’s changed the game, and it’s probably going to be the future. That said, as it’s only very recently been rolled out, people are doubting how safe it really is. With the amount of geeky techno hackers around, would it be very easy for someone to spend your money if they found your phone? Well, in short the answer is yes. If you don’t have a secure phone pin, they may be able to get in and use your phone to buy a product or service. That said, they can do that with your bank card, so it’s just a case of cancelling your accounts should you lose your phone at any point.
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