The distinction between “browser extension” and “baked into Safari” didn’t seem like an important distinction for this discussion.
The similarities are that in both use cases the user is presented with a request to approve or deny.
The similarities are that in both use cases the user is presented with a request to approve or deny.
* Phished Apple Pay transactions can be reversed. Crypto transactions can't be reversed.
* Actors who phish Apple Pay transactions will be banned. Crypto bad actors generally can't be banned.
If somebody sets up a phishing website in the US with intent to steal funds, they are equally as liable whether their target is a crypto wallet or Apple Pay.
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