PayPal updated three contact email addresses in its Privacy Statement, detected on August 5, 2026. The changes replaced generic or regional email addresses with standardized PayPal privacy contact addresses in sections covering Korea, Singapore, and Nevada regulatory contacts. These are administrative updates to contact information; they do not alter the substantive privacy rights, data handling practices, or obligations described in the policy.
The updated terms now provide corrected regulatory contact email addresses for privacy inquiries in Korea, Singapore, and Nevada. These are administrative updates to contact information only; they do not change PayPal's privacy practices, data collection, retention, or sharing policies.
Corrected email addresses for privacy inquiries in Korea, Singapore, and Nevada regulatory sections.
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PayPal corrected three contact email addresses in regulatory sections of its Privacy Statement covering Korea, Singapore, and Nevada. These are administrative corrections to contact routing, not substantive privacy policy changes. No material change to data …
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