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  "map_content": "Let's consider that PayPal or Stripe decides to use BSV. Then each time they send a transaction, it's contents, including its monetary value, is put on show thanks to it being in a public blockchain. Customers could be identified, competitors could see what happens and when. In some jurisdictions those transactions might be covered by their local confidentiality regulations. Interesting questions arise, such as: would such a financial transaction by PayPal/Stripe go against the spirit of GDPR? If yes, it would discourage PayPal, Stripe & others from using any public blockchain as-is, because breaking GDPR could cause severe penalties (even tens of millions of dollars per incident). \ud83d\udcb8",
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