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Well just wait until ISIS is released with the same functionality as Google Wallet and then watch as someone SUEs the pants off of Verizon in Federal court for antitrust or anti competitive behavior reasons.
In general I'm against carriers disabling applications.
However, this particular app is something I'd prefer to have no where near my easily-to-lose, easy-to-hack phone. I'm also against RF tags in credit cards for the same reason.
Anything that accesses my financials should be non-broadcasting in nature and not on a device I have out of my pocket constantly.
I think thats at the heart of the issue. I haven't kept up with NFC news, but I would assume the difference between Wallet and Isis is about the same difference between Visa and Mastercard. Shouldn't matter which one you use, so long as you have NFC. If that is true, then VZW shoudn't have any say, if you like Isis, you will install and use Isis. If you prefer Google Wallet, then you install and use that.
I know what you guys are saying but im not sure if id want a hacked version of a payment system. For me, thats something that should stay officially done and constantly updated ya know? Id be fine with isis or wallet, if i use it that is. I did notice soda machines at my school that accept nfc stuff, not sure if its wallet or isis though.
I don;t tether so not my area of expertise, but I assume you can download tether apps from the market can't you? If so, think they do not block the apps, they block tethering. They are blocking a form of network traffic.
I don;t tether so not my area of expertise, but I assume you can download tether apps from the market can't you? If so, think they do not block the apps, they block tethering. They are blocking a form of network traffic.