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Alright so Android Pay. You know I made a
few videos about it. You watch them. They
were exciting, they were fun, I went down
in New York City, I got into all kinds of
mischief. *Want to get nuts?
Let's get nuts.*
I was purchasing Doritos,
I had a couple of meals and survive 24
hours using nothing but Android Pay. But
in that video I might not have given you
the whole picture on Android Pay paying
for things with your phone in general.
Lot of people nervous, lot of people walk
up to the cash to start shaking a little
bit to get all jittery they're like
Can I please.. with my phone?
I... aarrgh!
That's not the looking wanna do.
You wanna confidence - that step one.
You can see that I have a credit card
attached. Now the simplest way to add a
credit cards your Android Pay is by
using the picture function. So right here
you can see, you can add a credit card,
debit card, store gift card or even a
loyalty program. It was simply place
the car down, Jack can't probably see that
right there see that check? Line it up
with in there and then it will be added.
Alternatively here's the add manually
button this will allow you to put any
card number in. One of the benefits here
is security.
Believe it or not, your entire credit
card number is not fully transferred to
the store that you're buying something
from in the same way that it would be if
you were just swiping the card so
there's an added layer of security there.
This phone features NFC and that's the
technology the Android Pay is going to
take advantage of it. When you're out
there in the world, you're gonna run into
a variance in the pay terminals that
exist out there. Some of them will be
marked as Android Pay, others maybe not.
You might see a terminal like this with
a tap portion which could have the logo
on it. It will often be supported
something that looks like this, where you
can just tap on the screen. So there's
something at play here when it comes to
the security is referred to as
tokenization. When you tap it on one of
these devices, it's actually sending a
token in order to verify that that's
legit, instead of transferring your
complete number over to that store and then
having on file *and will you bring up.
That, that's a magnet! When it's strong so,
you can't really tell it's a magnet.*
Another misconception that people have is that:
they need to go into their phone, unlock
their phone and then launch the app and
select something. But in reality
especially on a phone like this, with the
fingerprint scanner right on the back,
you pull this out of your pocket, unlock
the device and even though you're not in
the app or anything you would then just
hold this up to the pay terminal, it
would launch Android Pay and then
complete the transaction. So it's really
one tap. *Two terabytes, I gotta have two
terabytes. I got a lot of stuff to carry
around, men!* So you're obviously going to
need an Android device in order to use
Android Pay. You're gonna have to have
KitKat or newer from an operating system
perspective. And the Android Pay app
installed which is readily available in
many cases like the Pixel is
pre-installed. So as you saw in my
previous videos, the number of places,
retailers, and so on that are starting to
accept Android Pay - those are expanding.
In the 24 hours in New York videos I was at
FootlLocker, GameStop, McDonald's. We even
did the Lift ride, oh and of course B&H! We
did the entire video B&H. B&H also
accepts Android Pay. Get the app. Add a
card. Check it out! Try to a few your
favorite retailers and see where you 're at.
Actually not that complicated,
he doesn't need to be that intimidating!
I push the tech forward that's what we
do here.
Unbox Therapy style.
Tap your phone!