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Apple Pay, now in the Philippines: The Quiet Launch we’ve been waiting for
1–2 minutesApple Pay launched in the Philippines on August 3, enabling users to link local cards for contactless payments via iPhone or Apple Watch. The service offers reduced compliance barriers for banks, enhancing accessibility. Currently, its bank support is limited compared to Google Pay, with usability at select retailers like 7-Eleven and Starbucks.
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After enduring a travel hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, I joyfully resumed my adventures in 2023, exploring Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, Türkiye, and Morocco. Each destination enriched my experience and taught me resilience. Celebrating reaching ten countries, I eagerly anticipate new journeys filled with discoveries and lasting friendships.
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The recent LinK4All Summit Workshops highlighted the critical need for young people to actively participate in road safety discussions, equipping them with vital knowledge and confidence. By fostering informed dialogue among diverse stakeholders, LinK4All aims to develop an inclusive Western Visayas Road Safety Action Plan that ensures their voices lead to meaningful change in mobility.
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