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Apple shares new Guided Tour video highlighting Apple Pay on iPhone 6/6s

Apple today has shared a new Guided Tour video to its YouTube channel that highlights Apple Pay on the iPhone. Apple has previously shared a Guided Tour showing off Apple on the Apple Watch, but this is the first video in which Apple has demonstrated the feature on its smartphone.

In the video, Apple highlights the ease of use that Apple Pay provides. The company demonstrates how you can use it at compatible checkout terminals in retail locations, as well as use it in apps for buying goods and apps like Uber for buying services.

Apple closes the video by demonstrating how easy it is to setup Apple Pay, including adding the card, verifying the card, and finally actually using it in stores.

You can view Apple’s new Guided Tour video for Apple Pay on iPhone below. Apple has previously shared a plethora of Guided Tour videos for Apple Watch. The company likes to use the format to showcase features that take some explanation to truly understand.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ez-2M3C_4wU

 

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  1. jøshua (@mashdots) - 9 years ago

    Ok real question: why is samsung showing ads of NFC payments saying iPhones can’t pay with NFC? I’ve had zero problems paying with Pay at NFC pay stations that don’t have the Pay logo so what in the heck are they talking about? Here’s the ad I saw: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmT0WGVjT4M

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