Notes on PayPal's privacy agreement emailed 11Sep20.

Under Cookies:
Line 128 (double spaced in NotePad+ so try line 64)
When you access our website, we, or companies we hire to track how our 
website is used ... 
[Does this mean these companies are just used for cookie tracking, what 
else, and is there a list 

of these companies?]


Line 174: information that has been anonymized [What does that mean?  A 
bit vague.]


Under "Our primary purpose in collecting person information ..."

Agreement;
      .      customize, measure, and improve the PayPal Services and the 
content and 

layout of our
             website and applications; 
      .      deliver targeted marketing, service update notices, and 
promotional offers 
[Why is personal information used to customize content.  Shouldn't that be 
aggregate information?  

Let's keeaggregate, okay.  Also why is personal infor needed to target 
marketing?  I don't want 

marketing.  I will pursue my own products or must we carry the junk burden 
with PayPal now, as 

well?  Already some emails from PayPal have wasted my time and I don't 
apprecite it.]


Line 201


layout of our
             website and applications; 
      .      deliver targeted marketing, service update notices, and 
promotional offers 


Line 308 "Members of our corporate family ..." [I only signed up for 
PayPal.  I don't appreciate my 

personal info being shared with the corporate family.]


Line 317:
Our contracts dictate that these service providers only use your 
information in connection with the 

services they perform for us and not for their own benefit. [I appreciate 
that.]


Line 373

If you open a PayPal account directly on a third party website or via a 
third party 

application, any information that you enter on that website or application 
(and not 

directly on a PayPal website) will be shared with the owner of the third 
party website ...[That's 

scary.  Something people should be aware of.]




Line 383 
Federal and state laws allow you to restrict the sharing of your personal 
information in 

certain instances. However, these laws also state that you cannot restrict 
other types of 

sharing. [That sounds like a threat.]  Because we have chosen to refrain 
from certain types of data 

sharing, the only 

type of sharing of your personal information that you may restrict is as 
follows: [Sounds like 

PayPal is above the law.  Here PayPal has reversed the equation.  The 
consumer does not determine 

privacy, PayPal does and it's our information.  That's not the intent of 
the Freedom of Information Act.]