Facebook Pay launched yesterday. Will you use it to pay for things or send payments to friends?
Taylor Majewski
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I'm not sure yet.
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Harsha M V@harshamv
Why not!
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No, not because I don't trust Facebook but because I don't need to.
I think the people willing to give their financial details to Facebook need to seriously remember the Brexit vote and the US elections. There is an interesting videos on Netflix about Cambridge Analytica, all the situations they meddled with and how Facebook at the same time compliant and the best vector for it.
@bmweinstein @zoxta you're right you need a US number for Venmo. Interesting to see how other markets with fewer fintech products will respond.
@abadesi @bmweinstein Although Venmo is easy enough, I believe it does not work outside of the US. FB pay will initially work in the US only but will most likely launch quickly in other countries too.
Why should I use a payment system in some product that I don't use. Normal banking + Revolut will do just fine
@catalin_podeanu Revolut is pretty cool!
@josephholguin will you? 😎
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Tempted to try it but we will see
There’s a seriously slim chance I’ll ever enter my banking information into Facebook. I think they’re too big of a target already, this is only going to make them even more attractive to hackers.
why not!!! and why not Libra!
I will try it out, then delete it.
I think it will be interesting to see what impact(s) this has on Instagram once it's integrated there. I could see it rapidly growing the ecommerce side of IG if sellers can come close to matching delivery speeds of Amazon. Also could further open up the slimy pay-to-follow or pay-to-see-stories side of the influencer world. Then there could be pay-to-enter WhatsApp or FB groups as well.
Will I use it? For now, no since I'm outside the US. Would I, perhaps.