When we asked PayPal why it shared our information with these companies, it declined to answer, instead saying, "The Venmo and PayPal privacy policies describe the ways in which we are permitted to use personal data, which includes how we may share data with third parties to offer our services." How Facebook, Google and Apple did In our test with the PayPal app, it shared data with MParticle (a "customer data platform"), Crashlytics (a Google-owned firm for crash reports) and Deger.io, which received device info. Jackson says it's not fair to consumers: "Allowing third-parties to keep track/attribute how a marketing campaign may or may have not succeeded in making a user download an app means all users now need to send their information to a third-party in order to make this determination." Where our PayPal data went
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