Hopefully, Google will address that soon. While this new Google Wallet shortcut behavior definitely seems to be tied to the face unlock problem, we're still not sure exactly how it's going to resolve things, since we're not yet seeing the Wallet app ask for additional, more secure authentication methods like fingerprint or PIN after you have unlocked the Pixel 7 with your face. Just make sure that you’re on the latest Google Play Services version 22.48.14 to see the changes. Ive checked the settings on that phone and you can search cards and passes in settings but Nord 2 doesnt have this option. This new behavior is going live on the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro phones and worked as advertised in our testing. Google is rolling out an update to these Google Wallet shortcuts, which now open the app straightaway, skipping any intermediary screen (via 9to5Google). Hopefully either Samsung or other people (like they did with the Bixby/side button) will come up with methods to re-map the long-press home, like you say. Instead of showing that overlay screen, the shortcuts will directly take you to the Google Wallet app for a full app experience. double-pressing the home button to launch an app, then selecting Google Pay This is what I've done. With the October Play Services update, Google announced that it will change how these shortcuts behave. Google Wallet completely replaces Google Pay, via update, in 39 countries, including Mexico, Japan, Australia, Hong Kong and France.

If you open Google Wallet using the lock screen shortcut or the Quick Settings tile, it currently shows an overlay with your saved payment methods.

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