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PayPal Dumped Cloud Company After It Refused To Monitor Customers’ Files

Posted on June 21, 2016 by pogowasright.org

David Meyer reports:

A German Dropbox rival claims PayPal  PYPL -1.90%  dropped it as a customer because it refused the payment company’s demands to spy on its users’ data.

Seafile GmbH informed its customers on Saturday that they would no longer be able to pay for the service using PayPal—the only payment method that the company had in place.

Read more on Fortune.

Category: BusinessSurveillance

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