Shopify的争议事件

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• 澄清 — Shopify

  Shopify spokeswoman Rebecca Feigelsohn said the company requires merchants to agree to its terms of service and acceptable use policy (AUP) before signing up.

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• In a lawsuit filed in a U.S. court on Wednesday, the publishers allege the e-commerce company allows several websites using its technology to illegally reproduce and sell textbooks, test banks and other manuals that are identical or "substantially indistinguishable" from their products.

• The five publishers making the accusations against the Ottawa-based technology company are Macmillan Learning, Cengage Learning Inc., Elsevier Inc., McGraw Hill LLC and Pearson Education Inc.

• Shopify spokeswoman Rebecca Feigelsohn said the company requires merchants to agree to its terms of service and acceptable use policy (AUP) before signing up.

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• A California consumer has sued Shopify Inc. and Shopify (USA) Inc. (collectively, Shopify) over allegations that the e-commerce platform does not inform customers who use payment forms on merchant websites that it is collecting their information and tracking consumer behavior across more than one million websites.

• The complaint states several claims for invasion of privacy and violations of the California Computer Data Access and Fraud Act and Unfair Competition Law.

• Monday’s Northern District of California complaint alleges that Shopify’s surreptitious conduct violates consumer rights protected by the California Constitution and state and common law.

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• 调查 — Shopify

  after an investigation it terminated the two support team members' access to the Shopify network

• 人事处理 — Shopify

  it terminated the two support team members' access to the Shopify network

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• SHOP) (SHOP.TO) says the data breach was a result of "two rogue members" on a support team who allegedly "engaged in a scheme to obtain customer transactional records of certain merchants."

• September 22, 2020 1 min read

• notice on the company's discussion forum that after an investigation it terminated the two support team members' access to the Shopify network and "referred the incident to law enforcement."