Apple Pay

Now, while inside, the other woman performed a, quote, sex act on the man.

What could it be? Leaving him vulnerable to the teacher who held him down and used his smartphone's face ID to open up Apple Pay and send herself four payments totaling $1,250.

Her legal team denies her involvement in pinning the man down and rejects the claim that she knew the other woman was a prostitute.

She's been relieved of her position with the school and faces serious charges.

35-year-old Amanda Crafts, a now former middle school computer teacher, and 23-year-old Vita Engel allegedly screwed an unsuspecting John this month with little to no actual screwing.

The women are accused of pinning the nude man down and plundering $1,250 from his Apple Pay account, which they unlocked with his phone's facial recognition.

These are two prostitutes? Well, alleged prostitutes, yeah.

You know, one of them has a record for prostitution.

Engle stopped and declared...

That's what you get for $1,250.

Crafts allegedly kept the naked man pinned while Engel held up his phone to his face, used facial recognition to unlock it, opened Apple Pay, and made four separate transfers to her own account, totaling that $1,250.

But lawyers for Crafts, a single mother of four, find that explanation of events difficult to swallow.

That is a downside, right? I also...

Apple Pay is fine, but I actually, for some reason, have grown to really like Apple Pay with Face ID.

Maybe I just need to retrain myself into the Touch ID.

Because I remember when Face ID came, I said I prefer Touch ID for Apple Pay because you can authenticate while your phone is on its way out of your pocket.

So maybe I just need to get used to it again.

And, you know, using passwords, using 1Password or any app for biometric authentication, it was nicer to just do nothing, which is what you have to do with Face ID.

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It's got to be.

Apple Pay, so easy.

Everyone uses that now.

Yeah.

you know like a costco visa kind of thing or the other thing you can do You don't have your debit card set up in your Apple wallet? No.

As an Apple Pay kind

of thing? I was told that was too scary.

If somebody gets your phone or hacks your phone, they have your debit card.

You don't

have your credit cards in Apple Pay? I have my credit card.

What's the difference?

Because a credit card, I'll be like, yeah, I'm not paying you, MasterCard.

That is a downside, right? I also...

Apple Pay is fine, but I actually, for some reason, have grown to really like Apple Pay with Face ID.

Maybe I just need to retrain myself into the Touch ID.

Because I remember when Face ID came, I said I prefer Touch ID for Apple Pay because you can authenticate while your phone is on its way out of your pocket.

So maybe I just need to get used to it again.

And, you know, using passwords, using 1Password or any app for biometric authentication, it was nicer to just do nothing, which is what you have to do with Face ID.

Although the prices have increased approximately 4,000%.

And now currently you can pay for your own financial ruin using Apple Pay.

But it's still the same tradition.

And there's something really lovely about that.