Verizon hasn't totally been in the Google Wallet bandwagon. First, Large Red-colored declined to aid the mobile payment system, stating its dependance upon proprietary hardware. Several weeks later, some people handled to achieve access with the Play Store, but it appears as though the VZW GNex is, once more, Wallet-free. Word on the internet has it that individuals Nexus proprietors are actually, upon opening the application, welcomed with a message stating that their form of Google Wallet is no more supported, which they have to update the application. Issue is, the Play Store is telling people who their products are no more supported. We have confirmed the problem ourselves, but we do not determine if mtss is a temporary problem, or maybe it is a permanent move. We have arrived at to both Google and Verizon for comment, and we'll inform you the moment we hear back.
[Thanks, Tim]
Update: Verizon taken care of immediately our demands, but rejected to include any new discuss the problem. Rather, VZW reiterated its previous statement that "Verizon does not block programs. Google Wallet differs from other broadly-available m-commerce services. Google Wallet doesn't simply connect to the operating-system and fundamental hardware in our phones like 1000's of other programs. Rather, to be able to act as architected by Google, Google Wallet must be built-into a brand new, secure and proprietary hardware aspect in our phones."
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