Apple Informs Users of Updated Terms and Conditions for Apple Pay and Wallet…Months Later
Apple users across the United States are receiving emails informing them of recent updates to the Apple Pay & Wallet Terms & Conditions. However, there’s a catch: these revisions actually took effect back in September, nearly three months ago.
The email, sent out to users this November, provides a summarized breakdown of key changes, including:
"We’ve made a few updates to the Apple Pay & Wallet Terms & Conditions. Here’s a summary of the key changes:"
- "We have simplified our Terms and Conditions for Apple Pay and Wallet so that your review and agreement of these Terms and Conditions is effective across all of your Apple devices."
"For our US customers, Apple Pay is a service provided by Apple Payments Services LLC, a subsidiary of Apple Inc.”
- "Our Terms and Conditions now include standard assignment provisions.”
Users interested in reviewing the full, updated terms and conditions can access them directly on Apple’s website. The
privacy notice, attached to the email, is dated September 2024, further highlighting the delayed communication.
"Nothing in the term changes seems especially significant or worth noting," as the article notes, although the considerable delay in notifying users is certainly peculiar.
Apple’s sudden communication about terms and conditions that were implemented months earlier has raised eyebrows.
Have you received this email notification about the Apple Pay term updates? If so, when did it arrive? Share your experience in the comments.
