Apple’s reveal of iOS 8 at WWDC last week delivered a number of surprises, but users are still discovering more features, including a new credit-card-scanning option in Safari.
The feature enables you to use the iPhone’s camera to scan your credit-card number when prompted by a website during ecommerce transactions.
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