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Those bastards!

I saw elsewhere that pay pal is going to monitor what people say online and if they don't like it they will fine you $2500

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I'd verify that before wildly believing it.

They don't actually have the means to monitor everything, for starters. Not even Google or the NSA can monitor everything.

I haven't read their new TOS, but I suspect folks are either reading it wrong or willfully misinterpreting it - or maybe just making shit up as they go along.

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A quick check for '2500' in their TOS reveals nothing.

https://www.paypalobjects.com/marketing/ua/pdf/US/en/ua-091922.pdf

There are also other agreements for Zettle:

https://www.paypalobjects.com/marketing/ua/pdf/US/en/zettle-tnc-110322.pdf

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I just saw the headlines here on paol and other places. I didn't bother to read the article.

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I'm watching the Bathurst 1000 (Australian endurance race with their 'super cars') and they can change the brakes in under 20 seconds.

They do it all as one unit.

I have something kinda similar on my M6 GT3, but it's not that advanced. In my car, it's about a minute - which is impressive, but they're about $2000 a side to do that, so we just replace pads and rotors. That's like $150 a side. The units that can get swapped in and out can be replaced, but that's still amazingly expensive. I can't imagine what this would cost.

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I dunno if even reading the articles would help. It's not like there's a law requiring honesty in publication - and a whole lot of sites take advantage of that. They are legitimately 'fake news', which is amusingly contrary to what their followers often believe. I tend to verify shit like that, but I didn't bother digging too deep into this one.

First, I'm watching a great race in Australia. Second, I don't say anything that'd make PayPal angry. I'm kinda okay with them refusing to service people who spread demonstrable falsehoods. They're a business and can service whoever they want. They can charge anything they want for their services. I have the freedom to not use them.

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Huh... They can also change pads in just a few seconds. It pops in and out like a cartridge.

I definitely don't have that tech. I kinda want it, but I'm not needing to change pads in just a few seconds.

There's a single flip switch thing holding a cover in. They remove the bolt and slide out the pad. The new pad goes in and they slap the cover closed. That's it.

I don't need to change my pads that quickly, but I kinda want this system just so I can say I have it.