Everything is downloading under one app

Our payment links reach millions of people via many different channels, on behalf of the billers who use our services. They all link to a payment page with a unique URL for that particular transaction. Now, billers and banking partners can choose and use their own domain for those payment pages. This enables a more seamlessly branded experience, also improving consumer trust in the end-to-end flow. I am convinced we only really need one app.

One-app-for-everything and everything-in-one-app. And the best part is that everyone has already installed it. Dealing with bills is a commodity: it has to happen, and preferably with as little fuss as possible. Since the start of AcceptEmail - now 8 years ago — we are convinced that people are not looking for yet another app or to register, just to pay a bill. AcceptEmail simply uses an app that is ubiquitous: the inbox.

Whatever inbox that is. I have a Windows 7 computer and use DUMeter to monitor traffic coming in and out of my computer. I also have Norton which never really tells me when its downloading definitions or other program updates. Sometimes a big download is from someone who has sent me a large video file without asking or by mistake. I get concerned when I see such activity and I want to protect my computer.

Become a Patron of Ask Leo! Remember, websites are those things that you visit in your browser. So askleo. Those are places that you go to using a browser such as IE, Firefox or Chrome. What that means is that any program on your computer, including the browsers that I just talked about, could in fact be downloading an update.

It may also happen to be a web server, and have some websites on it, but these kind of downloads are often coming from locations that actually have nothing to do with websites, depending on the program and the specifics. Some programs- like your anti-malware tools- also update periodically. They just go ahead and do it.

And of course, your email program could be checking for and downloading email. But we also need to talk briefly about malware. The problem here, of course, is that malware can do anything. So if you have an infection of some sort, your computer could be downloading or uploading all sorts of things.

You will be asked to enter your password or passcode you can proceed. If nothing else is working for you, then the only way left is to contact Apple support.

They are really helpful. Visit their support page for more details. These are all the steps that I could find after hours of hunting. If you found another way to resolve this error and continue with the App Store download, do let us know in the comments below. He dropped out of CA in the final year to follow his passion. He has over seven years of experience as a writer covering consumer tech and writes how-to guides, comparisons, listicles, and explainers for B2B and B2C apps and services.

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