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Don’t be fooled by PayPal’s fakeout. The company wants your money, and it wants wokeness, and it’s planning on how to take both. And unless it is punished quickly, other banks will look to do the [...]

It may also fine users for promoting "hate."

Shares in PayPal are off more than 6% (or around $5BN in market cap) in early Monday trading after a massive internet campaign to cancel accounts went viral in response to the company's [...]

A top federal financial regulator said he was considering investigating PayPal for a policy that it has now ...

Searches for "delete PayPal" skyrocketed as controversy reigned this weekend over a policy saying users would be fined $2,500 for promoting "misinformation," which the payment platform quickly retracted and claimed was posted in error.

In a quickly-reversed policy move, the web's leading payments processor, PayPal, announced it would deduct $2,500 from users who violates its acceptable use policy, which includes bans on spreading "misinformation," "hate," or anything else the company deemed "unfit for publication."

Posts about acceptable use policy written by Mike Masnick and Techdirt

PayPal took a beating in social media last week after a draft of a new Acceptable Use Policy leaked. Read why it is advisable for current owners to hold their position.

After backlash, PayPal walks back a policy update that would debit users up to $2,500 if they engage in banned activity.