Prepandemic international travel turned me into a habitual Apple Pay user, while the coronavirus health crisis itself not only solidified my reliance on Apple's digital wallet mechanism. For a variety of reasons, it also spurred me to take advantage of the iPhone maker's still relatively new credit card offering, Apple Card, as a complement to Apple's digital wallet. Benefits include amassing cash back rewards, depending on where you make a purchase; plus the convenience of tapping your phone to pay at a register; plus Apple's myriad security protections. And speaking of the latter, the newly released Apple iPhone iOS 15 update makes Apple Card now even better, from a security perspective.
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