Paypal creates ads against Apple Pay

Apple Pay and the size of the new iPhone 6+ terminals have been enough cause for large companies like Pay and Samsung to start creating offensive advertising against those from Cupertino.

Given Apple's plans to include as many financial companies, banks, and retailers as possible in the new NFC purchasing system , making it a common denominator for purchases and payments, it is believed that within the next few years it could become a common and primary tool for all users – of the iPhone and Apple Watch? – according to expert opinions in the field.

Paypal , a very popular tool for making and receiving payments on the web and via mobile, has started its campaign by publishing a full-page ad in the New York Times against the lack of security to which Apple Pay users would be exposed after the scandal of the photos leaked from iCloud accounts recently by brute force.

“ We, the people, want our money safer than our selfies. PayPal protecting the people's economy .” This clearly demonstrates how upset PayPal is about being left out of Apple Pay's list of preferred payment platforms and what this clearly represents as a loss in this market.

Furthermore, the company has updated its Paypal Here app on the App Store with support for iOS 8.