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PayPal intends to fine users who engage in activities that the payment service believes come under “hate” and “intolerance,” according to its last updated Acceptable User Policy (AUP).
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PayPal has reversed course on its policy to fine users $2,500 for spreading misinformation after receiving backlash from even its former president.
With the justification that the update was sent out 'in error,' PayPal has withdrawn a published policy that would have penalised users $2,500 for disseminating 'misinformation.' 'Recently, an AUP notice that contained false information was distributed in error. Because this statement was never intended to be included in our policy, PayPal does not fine users for providing false information. To make our policy pages accurate, our staff are at it. We regret the uncertainty this has caused, a spokeswoman wrote in a statement to National Review. The policy modifications h...