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2024-04-21T10:59:11.417Z

Yes, that sounds like a convenient idea! Having a unified payments application for managing all recurring payments in one place could save users a lot of time and hassle. It streamlines the process and eliminates the need to navigate through multiple apps. The impact could be significant in terms of user convenience and efficiency. However, there are a few potential negative points to consider: 1. Security Concerns: 2. Dependency: 3.Compatibility: 4. User Adoption: Overall, while the idea has great potential, addressing these concerns and ensuring robust security measures would be essential for its success.

Harshavardhini Manickam
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techsociety • 5m

This is insane🤯🤯

Anonymous 5

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Who would have thought that a this form of calculator would be upto Steve Jobs' standards? 👌 For those who are unaware, Steve Jobs refused to increase the dimensions of the Apple Calculator and add it tothe iPad, resulting in Apple's lack of a calculator on the iPad until today.

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Arnav Sree Kumar

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He wasnt supportive of stylus pens either,

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