@june
I'd say an accidental triggering would be the least of your worries. Any bad actor could trigger your watch and transfer money directly from that card before you would know about it.
@AA5B
Logging in, dragging down from the top, picking the right card, getting it to the exact location on the scan tool used and angling my wrist properly so it can send the data.
That's not too mention keeping you're watch operating system up to date so the card will actually work
@GamingChairModel
Unlocking the phone can take a bit longer. I use my watch, which is just as inconvenient but at least I don't have to reach for anything. @OpticalMoose
@june
I'd say an accidental triggering would be the least of your worries. Any bad actor could trigger your watch and transfer money directly from that card before you would know about it.
@june
I'd argue it's also not as secure, not that many things are as secure as they should be.
@june
Pixel watch 2, not that it really matters as the point is valid with any that are even remotely secure.
@AA5B
Logging in, dragging down from the top, picking the right card, getting it to the exact location on the scan tool used and angling my wrist properly so it can send the data.
That's not too mention keeping you're watch operating system up to date so the card will actually work
@GamingChairModel
Unlocking the phone can take a bit longer. I use my watch, which is just as inconvenient but at least I don't have to reach for anything.
@OpticalMoose
@anubis119 @zurohki after seeing the cybertruck in the wild, I can say with 100% certainty it is even uglier irl
@BobGnarley @Maggoty
Have you ever been without housing? I'm assuming not or you wouldn't have made that argument.