Impossible to reach customer service.
No damn good
Does not work for all pumps
App is awful
Can’t login
Can’t add Sunoco Rewards Card
Not usable
1) I can’t verify my email. I can send the code, but when I go to my email to get it then back to the app, the app resets to the home screen.
2) I can’t add a payment method. When I click through ‘add a payment method’, I get prompted for Face ID or passcode. I authenticate, but the app again just resets to the home screen.
#1 fuel choice
turn on the pump before you exit the car!! benefit of a discount I couldn’t ask for more thank you Sunoco.
Its a joke
TRASH COMPANY
Rewards did not work
Horrible customer service
It works when it wants to
Can’t add credit card
Useless after the last update
Biometrics are no longer considered safe
Irrevocability: If your password is stolen, you can change it. If your biometric data (fingerprint or face scan) is breached, it is compromised forever.
Physical Coercion: A person can be forced to unlock their phone while asleep, unconscious, or incapacitated.
Spoofing and Hacks: Researchers have demonstrated that biometric sensors can be fooled by 3D-printed heads, high-resolution photos, or "masterprints" (synthetic prints that match many people).
UPDATE to DEVELOPER: you seem to have your facts wrong. Apple iOS does not require biometrics to be enabled at the system level. I have biometrics completely off with no Face ID ever recorded on my phone, and I can still access all my financial payment apps & every major CC and banking app with a passcode. Sunoco is the ONLY one that is the problem. Even apple wallet is done with a passcode and no FaceId. Your arguments hold no water.
Biometrics are no longer considered safe
Irrevocability: If your password is stolen, you can change it. If your biometric data (fingerprint or face scan) is breached, it is compromised forever.
Physical Coercion: A person can be forced to unlock their phone while asleep, unconscious, or incapacitated.
Spoofing and Hacks: Researchers have demonstrated that biometric sensors can be fooled by 3D-printed heads, high-resolution photos, or "masterprints" (synthetic prints that match many people).
Response from developer
Thanks for sharing your perspective. We’d like to clarify how authentication works in our app. For security reasons, iOS requires biometrics to be enabled at the system level to access the device passcode fallback. When biometrics are enabled, users can always authenticate by intentionally failing Face ID or Touch ID and then entering their device passcode. Our app does not collect, store, or access biometric data. All authentication is handled entirely by iOS using Apple’s secure system APIs. Biometrics (with passcode fallback) are used only to authorize payment related actions, such as adding or editing a payment method, paying at the pump, or paying inside the store. Biometric data never leaves the device and is never available to us. This approach ensures that sensitive payment actions are protected by Apple’s platform level security.
