Seafile Drops PayPal After Refusing to Spy On Users
PayPal is one of the most commonly used online payment methods in the world. At the same time, this company can force merchants to monitor user behavior or risk being cut off from the payment network. As a result, the Seafile project decided to drop PayPal due to their invasive requests. Seafile & PayPal Split. Some people may have heard the name....
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Seafile has announced that they will ditch Paypal payments and instead turn to bitcoin. This is an interesting decision with an even more interesting rationale and implication. In 2013, Seafile emerged as a business-oriented cloud-based storage solution, with a different approach. They provided their customized storage solutions within a company’s previously existing private cloud. The service then enables customization of workspaces in a variety of different configurations to allow companies, teams, or individuals to curate access to applicable files. Recently, they had a spat with....
Paypal has begun letting users transfer cryptocurrencies between its platform and other wallets and exchanges. “This feature has been consistently ranked by users as one of the most requested enhancements since we began offering the purchase of crypto on our platform,” Paypal revealed.
Paypal Now Supports External Wallet Transfers
Payments giant Paypal finally allows users to transfer cryptocurrencies in and out of its platform. The company announced Tuesday:
We are thrilled to announce that starting today, Paypal supports the native transfer of....
PayPal, one of the world’s leading online payment services, is making some very awkward decisions as of late. Ever since the payment processor separated from parent company eBay, PayPal has been announcing dubious changes. The latest of those changes focuses on Taiwan, where PayPal users will not be able to use a Taiwanese account to send funds to other Taiwanese Paypal users. Starting on September 21st. 2015, Taiwanese Paypal users will be facing a drastic change in the way they send and receive money online. According to a recent Paypal announcement, the company will prohibit domestic....
PayPal has announced crypto integration for its P2P system, adding support for Bitcoin and more alongside a new feature called PayPal Links. PayPal To Allow Users To Transfer Crypto With Personalized Payment Links According to a press release, PayPal has expanded its peer-to-peer (P2P) offerings to include cryptocurrencies. US users will soon be able to […]