Banks are 'free-riders' says Apple, as mobile payment fight drags on
Some good arguements on both sides.
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Apple says the big Australasian banks are trying to freeload on its investments in mobile payment infrastructure – and that they want to condition customers to paying extra fees for “tap-and-go” payments via smartphone.
The tech giant’s comments came in a submission to the Australian Competition
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Banks are 'free-riders' says Apple, as mobile payment fight drags on
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