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Abrust

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For anyone who has ever paid for a baseball tournament entry fee or parking fee, etc, with Venmo or equivalent when first driving on scene, wouldn’t it be nice if the cameras on the driver side were positioned and functioned so that they could easily scan the QR code, link to the account associated with your vehicle, and pay via community UX, all without having to dig your phone out of your pocket?
 
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That would be pretty cool! EZPass can be used for garage payment in a select couple of places, but it would be cool to do that for a couple of other authorized places. I like being able to tap my watch/phone for payment because this is the future that Philip K. Dick prepared me to live. That dancing Mickey Mouse watch face is why I bought an Apple Watch, but using it to pay for stuff is why I wear it every day. My mom freaks out that every cent I’ve ever earned will be drained from my coffers, but knock on wood, so far so good?
 
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I can imagine scammers putting QR codes on their vehicles and pulling funds from your car while in traffic.

I don’t want any kind of payment to happen without purposeful interaction from me.
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Yeah, that’s where I imagine community UX would play a part. Not much different than using your cell phone. It could be an app in community UX that you have to open as the driver before the camera would even read the qr code.
 
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