Among the most tangible announcements at Apple’s services event, yesterday was also its most interesting: a credit card, aptly called the Apple Card, with both a physical and digital version that gives you up to 3 percent cash back.
The card, which will push users toward Apple Pay, offers a run-of-the-mill suite of spending rewards, and the security features — while laudable — don’t move the needle, according to analysts. It also promises not to track payment data — information that only card partner Goldman Sachs will have.