Of course I see it. Obviously your Windows computer does not have a complete set of characters. The proper name of ApplePay is the icon of the Apple Logo and the word "Pay". You find it on the web that way. It's YOUR problem, not mine, that your computer is limited in its fontography. An Apple computer will properly render any character it is presented. They ship with complete sets. It's one of the reasons Apple's have always been the computers of choice in publishing.
“One of the computers of choice in publishing...”
You mean dropped fonts that cause text to go missing in an ad, costing a large credit to the customer?
You mean hours spent trying to process an ad that a PC can handle in a few seconds?
You mean receiving the ad from a client that created it on a PC, transitioning to Mac and then transitioning back to PC so the presses running PC can work with it (except when they drop the text)?
You mean avoiding fonts because they are known to crash the Mac?
You mean creating characters that can only be seen on a Mac so the text it produces looks unitelligable?
Now I know you are one of the people that insist the only problem with a Mac is a PC.
Mac is not the system of choice at all publishing firms, only at the ones that want to double up on IT expense.