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Absent present context, that sentence suggests a degree and quality of corporate self-awareness that one can only dream of.

You’re going to play “moreover” and “nomenclature” then fuck up a “they’re/their”? Hang your head.

Maybe not so much, if you just barely squeaked through a journalism degree in the US educational system.

A-fucking-men.

Nor I, on my in-Canada account. Desktop access only; I don’t have the Paypal app installed on my phone.

The article’s image shows, under Manage your privacy settings, the options:

• Permissions you’ve given

• Interest-based marketing (which is the option pertinent to this issue)

  • Interest-based marketing on PayPal
  • Interest-based marketing in your other accounts

• Blocked contacts

  But my account’s options are:

• Permissions you’ve given

• Manage your cookies

  • Marketing
  • Performance
  • Functional
  • Essential

• Blocked contacts

Possibly the Marketing checkbox is the Canadian version of this? I’ve got that checkbox turned off.

It’s not a nitpick to know the meaning of the words we use, and how to use them. [email protected] and the arstechnica editors should know better.