Published 2 years ago

PayPal says policy to fine customers for 'misinformation' was an 'error'

Summary by Ground News

PayPal has backed away from fining its own customers up to $2,500 for promoting "misinformation" The punishment showed up in its updated acceptable use policy, captured by the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine. PayPal did not immediately respond to a request to explain why it had second thoughts about the draft policy change.

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Times of India

Paypal account misinformation: Paypal to charge users for misinformation; company calls it "error"

PayPal has denied that it intends to fine users who use its service to "promote misinformation". In a statement, the company said that an earlier poli

2 years ago·India

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Reuters

PayPal says policy to fine customers for 'misinformation' was an 'error'

PayPal Holdings Inc said on Monday it will not fine users for misinformation and an earlier policy update that said customers could have to pay $2,500 in damages was sent in error.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Washington Times

PayPal reverses policy to fine customers for misinformation, claims mistake

PayPal has reversed a policy to fine users who "promote misinformation" or publish content the payment platform deems "unfit," following widespread criticism of its plan.

2 years ago·United States

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New York Post

PayPal says policy to fine customers for ‘misinformation’ was an ‘error’

A new user agreement outlining such a plan from the digital payments giant was met with strong backlash.

2 years ago·New York, United States

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Channel News Asia

PayPal says policy to fine customers for 'misinformation' was an 'error'

PayPal Holdings Inc said on Monday it will not fine users for misinformation and an earlier policy update that said customers could have to pay $2,500 in damages was sent in error.

2 years ago·Singapore

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RTÉ

PayPal says policy to fine customers was an 'error'

PayPal Holdings said it will not fine users for misinformation and an earlier policy update that said customers could have to pay $2,500 in damages was sent in error.

2 years ago·Ireland

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