Things got a little interesting yesterday regarding the Apple Card. A customer of Apple's credit card raised concerns over a missed payment and, potentially, having their Apple ID essentially locked down as a result. But, it turns out that's not exactly the case.
Back at the beginning of February, Apple seeded the first beta of iOS 14.5 to developers. As is par for the course, new features were discovered soon after. That includes new multi-user account support for the Apple Card.
New evidence that Apple Card might launch in Canada one day: the country's government has officially approved the company's trademark filings for “Apple Cash” and “Apple Card”.
Apple started this week off with a bang. The company seeded the first beta of iOS 14.5 (and iPadOS 14.5) to developers on Monday. The prerelease software is packed with new features.
One of the things the Apple Card was missing at launch is multi-user support, or the ability to have multiple people use the same credit line. But it looks like Apple is looking to change that in the near future.
If you've been experiencing issues with things like Apple Pay, or even upgrading to macOS Big Sur, you aren't alone.
If you have an Apple Card, and you've noticed some issues with Amazon recently, you aren't the only one.
iOS 14.2 brings a Yearly Activity option for the Apple Card. It's available under the Activity view in the upcoming iOS 14.2 update, having appeared in the second beta that dropped yesterday.
Before the Apple Card, there was the Barclays Apple Rewards Visa. But now that Apple has moved on, Barclays is ready to do the same.
Apple Card is only available in the United States, but that may be changing soon.
In March, Apple and its partner bank, Goldman Sachs, launched a deferred payment program for the Apple Card to help customers during the coronavirus pandemic.
If you are in the United Kingdom, are a fan of Samsung, and want an all-digital card option from the company, the wait is over.