And when you use Apple Pay with credit, debit, or prepaid cards, Apple doesn't retain any transaction information that can be tied back to you. Your transactions stay between you, the merchant or developer, and your bank or card issuer.
Only the organiser and parents/guardians are able to see information about the child's transactions in the App Store, the iTunes Store and Apple Books, see and manage their online activity through Screen Time, and enable parental controls.
When you use Apple Pay in apps and on the web, information necessary to process the payment is shared with the app or website. Your actual card number isn't shared with the merchant.
On a Mac, in the menu bar, choose Account > Purchased. If you use Family Sharing, you might see Family Purchases instead of Purchased. On a Windows PC, click your name in the sidebar, then click Purchased. Click Hide to confirm.
Family members will be able to see a description of the payment method used, such as Apple Pay, but will not be able to see payment details, such as full payment account number. Family members will automatically get access to the organizer's purchases and can opt in to share their purchases with other family members.
Apple Pay keeps anonymous data, like the purchase amount. However, this data isn't linked to users and doesn't reveal what they buy.
Cons of Apple Pay
Apple Pay is not accepted at all retailers and not compatible with all banks or card issuers. Backup may be required, just in case. Apple Pay only works if your phone does. You may still need to carry a physical credit card as a backup in case your battery dies or you misplace your phone.
Your purchases stay private. When you pay with a debit or credit card, Apple Pay doesn't keep transaction information that can be tied back to you. And when you use Apple Cash, information is stored only for troubleshooting, fraud prevention, and regulatory purposes.
Until you are old enough to have your own account, your Parent is the owner or co-owner of your account. This means they can check your activity and see how you spend your money. Keep reading to learn about data and online privacy.
If a family member has hidden one of their purchases, no one in their family can see it.
Apple Pay is even safer than using a physical credit, debit or prepaid card thanks to features like Face and Touch ID and your passcode on your iPhone, Apple Watch, Mac, or iPad. It's also important to emphasize that when you use Apple Pay, your card number and identity aren't shared with merchants.
If you're under 18, your family organizer can set up Apple Cash for you as part of their Apple Cash Family account, but you may not be able to access features that require a supported payment card. Security checks may require more time to make funds available.
See the Apple Support article How to share apps and purchases with your family. You can download their purchases on your Mac, iPhone, or iPad at any time. Other members of the group can access your purchases in the same way. You can hide individual purchases you don't want to share with other group members.
Since Apple Pay doesn't store your credit or debit card number on the device, you never reveal your name, card number or security code to merchants. Am I able to opt out of Apple Pay at any time? Adding your credit or debit cards to Apple Pay is your choice; you can add and remove cards when needed.
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Your physical card details are your business. And Apple Pay keeps those card details — card number, expiration date, and CVV number — hidden. Making a purchase shouldn't expose your sensitive card details.
To view the child account transaction history, tap the Apple Cash card in Wallet, select Family Sharing Settings > Family Sharing > Apple Cash > [child's name] > Transactions. Children aged 13 and over may load funds onto their Apple Cash account. Any loading of funds will be visible to the account owner.
You can use Family Link to check your child's device use, screen time and content recommendations. If you turn on app activity data sharing, you also get insights into your child's app use, like reading activity.
From the menu bar at the top of the iTunes window, choose Account > Family Purchases. Select a family member's name to view their content.
You can't permanently delete your iPhone purchase history, but you can hide the apps you've installed from the App Store. In the App Store, tap your profile photo, select Purchased, and choose My Purchases to see apps you've bought or installed for free. To delete an app from your purchases, swipe left and choose Hide.
You can hide a transaction if your bank sends duplicates or if you prefer not to see a certain transaction. To hide a transaction, long-press on any transaction and select Hide transaction from the options sheet. Hidden transactions will not appear anywhere and will not affect your cash flow or spending summary.
To delete your transaction history in Google Pay, go to myactivity.google.com/product/gpay. Scroll down to view your transaction history. You can delete an individual transaction by hitting the cross option in front of it.