@gabe__perez Who forgets their phone?

@jessehojjensen I leave my phone behind quite a bit, especially when I go on runs, work out, etc. I like to disconnect and don't tend to need much other than my keys when I do those things!

@gabe__perez Well I support tech detox, but millennials are not going to forget it, especially now in this pandemic when they use it for communicating and video chats. Personally, I just turn on focus mode and it doesn't bother me. I just don't see this as a mainstream form of payment due to privacy issues. Plus if anyone can use it, how will they know if you are a prime member? I always get the QR code scan at Whole Foods. Using a phone or watch is already contactless and you don't need to insert a credit card in the terminal. The fewer things I have to do at the checkout, the better I feel. "The first step is to insert your credit card."-From article They just made an option for skimmers just by adding that feature, if anybody was to tamper with it.

@just2jays Not sure on the "walk right out" experience if it's still there but regarding the palm scan, I would imagine that they are trying to test new technologies that might be easier (and quicker) to implement in other retailers and businesses. In the blog, they cited stadiums and clocking into work as a future potential use case. Would be curious to know if they did remove the "walk right out" experience in order to test this function though.