ohe restore request. nds-On Project 8-2 Research Apps for Mobile Payment Services iPhone and Android phones both offer some kind of mobile payment service, wh your smart phone to pay for merchandise or services at a retail checkout counter. Pay. Android can use the Google Wallet app and Android Pay will soon be embedded in the newest Android phones. Microsoft has announced that Windows 10 phones will also have a similar servce. At 220-902 2.5 ch allows you to use iPhone has Apple bile payment services use NFC (near field communication) technology, a short-range, low-power wireless technol- to exchange financial information between your phone and the reader at the checkout counter. You might want ogy, o pay with a credit card stored on your phone or get discounts with a store rewards account reported by your phone s you check out. But how secure is your sensitive financial information? Research the following topics, then answer the following questions 1. Research how mobile paymen t systems use NFC technology. How does NFC work? How can you activate NFC on an Android phone? An iPhone? A Windows phone? 2. Find and read some articles online or watch videos that describe the details of storing financial information for mobile payment systems, accessing the information when needed, and transmitting the information securely. What security measures are in place? Where is the data actually stored? What information is actually transmitted at the point of transaction? 3. List three third-party mobile payment apps available either in Apple's App Store, in Android's Play Store, or in Microsoft's Store. On which mobile 0S versions will the apps work? What are advantages and disadvantagesf each app? How much do the apps cost? What security measures do the apps use? you were to purchase one of these apps, which one would it be? Why