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Google updates its policy after YouTuber MegaLag details a scheme under which the PayPal-owned Honey swapped creators' affiliate links for its own.

The PayPal Honey browser extension, marketed as a convenient tool for online shoppers to discover deals and coupons, faced accusations of being a “scam” that steals revenue from influencers.

MegaLag reached out to Honey, which is owned by PayPal, to ask about his findings. Its response seemed to confirm his suspicions: "If Honey is activated and is the last program used while shopping ...

Further adding to PayPal’s legal woes, YouTuber Legal Eagle filed a lawsuit against the company in January, citing Honey’s alleged affiliate link manipulation and other related concerns.

The Honey extension employs affiliate codes to subsidize its coupon-code-collecting service. However, it was caught inserting its affiliate code even when users didn't apply a code from Honey.

Google has revised its affiliate ads policy for Chrome extensions following accusations that PayPal’s popular Honey browser extension is a “scam.” Honey, the browser extension owned by ...

PayPal, a global online payment processing company based in San Jose, California, acquired Honey—formerly known as Honey Science Corp.—in a deal valued at $4 billion in 2020. Honey, per the ...