Brazilian authorities suspend WhatsApp payments
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Brazilian authorities suspend WhatsApp payments
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#3I would expect that WhatsApp had to get an approval before the launch? Is Brazil less regulated when it comes to payment processing?
> Bloomberg reports that WhatsApp was surprised by the Brazillian Central Bank’s decision, since the company had been in regular contact with the authority. WhatsApp had started a small test of the service in the country around a month prior to its launch.
Re: Brazilian authorities suspend WhatsApp payments
#4I would expect that WhatsApp had to get an approval before the launch? Is Brazil less regulated when it comes to payment processing?
The article says they were in contact before this. > Bloomberg reports that WhatsApp was surprised by the Brazillian Central Bank’s decision, since the company had been in regular contact with the authority. WhatsApp had started a small test of the service in the country around a month prior to its launch.
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#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
The article says they were in contact before this. > Bloomberg reports that WhatsApp was surprised by the Brazillian Central Bank’s decision, since the company had been in regular contact with the authority. WhatsApp had started a small test of the service in the country around a month prior to its launch.
God, stop using code blocks to quote things.
Re: Brazilian authorities suspend WhatsApp payments
#6I would expect that WhatsApp had to get an approval before the launch? Is Brazil less regulated when it comes to payment processing?
Re: Brazilian authorities suspend WhatsApp payments
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
The article says they were in contact before this. > Bloomberg reports that WhatsApp was surprised by the Brazillian Central Bank’s decision, since the company had been in regular contact with the authority. WhatsApp had started a small test of the service in the country around a month prior to its launch.
God, stop using code blocks to quote things.
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
The article says they were in contact before this. > Bloomberg reports that WhatsApp was surprised by the Brazillian Central Bank’s decision, since the company had been in regular contact with the authority. WhatsApp had started a small test of the service in the country around a month prior to its launch.
God, stop using code blocks to quote things.
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Re: Brazilian authorities suspend WhatsApp payments
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
God, stop using code blocks to quote things.
HN needs to have a proper way to do quotes. > doesn't indent beyond the first line once word-wrapped, | looks cute but is confusing, code-blocks suck, etc.
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at least IMHO