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Google Pay Glitch: Unwanted 'New Card Added' Emails Alarm Users

A Google Pay error has some users receiving 'You added a new card to your Google Account' emails, causing concern over payment methods and potential breaches.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Over the past few hours, some Google Pay/Wallet users have received an erroneous “You added a new card to your Google Account” email. The people that received this message did not add a new credit or debit card to Google Pay. Rather, a bug on Google’s end is causing expired payment methods that even have old addresses to reappear.

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