PayPal Killing Apps on Mobile Platforms Is A Bitcoin Opportunity

PayPal Killing Apps on Mobile Platforms Is A Bitcoin Opportunity

It is not a complete surprise to see PayPal pull their apps from various platforms, albeit it is a brash decision. Popular online payment method PayPal is removing their mobile app from various operating systems. Windows Phone, Amazon, and BlackBerry will no longer be supported as of June 30, 2016. It is not a complete surprise to see PayPal pull their apps from various platforms, albeit it is a brash decision. Windows Phone and BlackBerry have never been a big mobile market for PayPal, though. However, abandoning Amazon’s Fire OS – a fork of Android – is quite a surprise, considering the....


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