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Anonymous Legally Protesting Against PayPal

The world famous hacking group, Anonymous, has launched a fully legal protest against PayPal. Anonymous has asked followers of the Antisec movement to close down their PayPal account in order to try cease actions the online transaction giant has taken against Anonymous.

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technologymob4656d ago

As a note, #OpPaypal is currently trending worldwide. Might be worth tagging that onto your post if you haven't already, it's pretty impressive.

Madusha4656d ago

Wow that's impressive. Thanks for that mate, will add :)

Thecraft19894655d ago

What did pay pal do to them ?

technologymob4655d ago

Blocked / kept donations made to WikiLeaks, which anonymous supports.

Another note: If you look at eBay's stock for today... it's down 3%, around $1bn lost apparently (I can't say I understand the stock market, so no idea how accurate that figure is).

fatstarr4655d ago

wow they can make something out of this if they do it right.

thebudgetgamer4655d ago

did paypal block them due to a court order, or just because?

Kwertie4655d ago

I don't get why people want to support a group that leaks government documents. Don't you realise it's dangerous for national security? Any old terrorist can check stuff out on wikileaks and find out valueable informatin

bobtheimpaler4655d ago

While I hate anonymous and lulsec because they are really misguided and prove that they have very little understanding of the world in pretty much everything they do. I think highly of wiki leaks.

Individuals have a right to privacy. Governments should not. Wiki leaks haven't actually released any information on any current military operations anyway.

As a tax payer, I'd prefer my government to be as transparent as possible so I know where my tax dollars are going. And you want to make sure that what they are doing are according to your wishes not just as a tax payer, but as a voter as well.

If whistle blowers were going to be punished it would be harder to hold organisations (governments, Enron et al...real corporate and government villainy...not that sony and music industry sissy BS that anon get their panties in a twist over) accountable for their mistakes.

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Wells Fargo and other banks challenge digital wallets like Apple Pay and PayPal in Zelle team-up

The biggest banks, spotting a threat in the tech sector years after it became established, want to compete with Apple Pay, Samsung Pay and others

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softwaredeveloper310d ago

Informative and engaging, well done!

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A cyberattack kept the whole country's government offline for a month

A cyberattack kept the whole country's government offline for a month.

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How to cancel subscriptions on PayPal and avoid paying for services you no longer need

If you pay for subscription services through PayPal, canceling them can feel a bit confusing. Here's everything you need to know.

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