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General discussionGoogle Pay and Apple Pay now available for GOG.COM users(63 posts)(63 posts)
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Posted November 25, 2020
Your shopping convenience and security are top priorities for us. As of today, you can purchase games on GOG.COM using two new payment methods - Google Pay and Apple Pay. Both of them are renowned by customers around the world for their ease of use, as well as attention towards security, and privacy of users.

New payment methods are now available at the bottom of YOUR PAYMENT & GIFTING DETAILS segment after you check out to the shopping cart on GOG.COM. To finalize the transaction all you need to do is choose one of them and confirm your identity via the fingerprint reader on your smartphone or computer. Be advised that new payment methods are accessible on GOG.COM based on their regional availability.

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Posted April 17, 2021
Not all banks are large or multinationals however
Posted April 18, 2021
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marsattakx: Not all banks are large or multinationals however
True enough, though sadly the smaller ones seem to be more rare(at least where i'm at).
Posted May 02, 2021
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GamezRanker: Short of people stuffing it into their mattresses and whatnot, I don't see too much difference between trusting google and some large multinational bank chain, tbh.
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Dark_art_: The banks don't usually scan every e-mail and e-receipt to build your profile.
https://protonmail.com/blog/gmail-alternative/?utm_campaign=ww-en-2c-generic-coms_email-monthly_newsletter&utm_source=proton_users&utm_medium=link&utm_content=2021_-_march
I don't really think citing post-SERN employees' project with servers under a rock (pun partially intended, I mean THE bunker they use for one colocation) is particularly indicative what other UNRELATED corpos do.
Tho mad props for the project citation :P ;)

But I agree, banks GENERALLY have less data on average. Whereas Alphabet can actually achieve some profoundly crazy high profiling of individuals (think this way - they do own 1.One of the most (if not THE ONE) utilised search engines 2.Part of international network infrastructure [for example DNS servers] 3.Most popular in-the-west online video hosting service 4.Some of the most popular cloud storage [not great imo, it has lot of issues, but it certainly is popular], 5.Some of the most popular e-mail service 6.Entire mobile platform, then some other things, and on top of all that they have 7.THE PAYMENT SYSTEM - the premise is that an average person is supposed to log in to ALL that with ONE account - at which point the amount of telemetry they get from an average person is just CRAZY - and then there's the fact that most people don't read TOS [EVER] so they may not even know what EXACT data is being smuggled out of their lives).
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