Apple has announced a new feature in its latest iOS update that has sparked significant safety concerns among users. The new feature, designed to streamline financial transactions, allows iPhone users to send money to each other by simply tapping their phones together. While this innovation aims to simplify payments, particularly in social settings, it has raised fears about potential misuse and increased vulnerability to theft. Convenience at a Cost? The new feature, dubbed "Tap to Cash," promises to eliminate the common hassles associated with splitting bills during outings or dinners. Instead of relying on apps like Venmo or Cash App, which require users to navigate through multiple steps, iPhone users can now transfer funds instantly by tapping their devices together. According to Apple's website, this feature allows users to "redeem rewards and access installments from their eligible credit or debit cards" with ease. However, this convenience comes with
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