lunchbreak

I was under the impression that selecting debit when paying at the cashier means a direct debit of your account happens (as this article seems to imply). Which isn't subject to laws protecting consumers which apply to credit cards.

However selecting credit by the cashier - while using eg a MasterCard branded debit card still gives you the consumer protections (eg when disputing charges the onus is on the bank etc)

Am I completely wrong about this? Is the only difference the payment rail that gets used - and that has no affect on whick consumer protection laws you fall under?

This has passed the Utah house as well - and now it waiting for the governor to sign it into law [1].

[1] https://www.sltrib.com/news/politics/2021/03/05/porn-blockin...

The real link should be https://about.fb.com/news/2021/02/changes-to-sharing-and-vie... as that's where they have posted the update. But submitting it will just link to the original submission from 5 days ago

If there is no scrub - looks like it will be live by 5:30 PM EST