You can't conceal the company that's processing that payment. That would be illegal and very dangerous for online safety.
Don’t be daft, you put on the next page. So page 1, company name and plain button, click through, page 2 payment processor name.
company name and (and totally legal but currently unfashionable views) payment processor not directly next to each other. Payment processor does not catch cooties.
A shiny new bit of legislation that states that you can’t refuse a customer service on the grounds of political belief will absolve PayPal of any perceived guilt by association and all their competitors will have to do the same - so obvs that’s the real way forward
Would you apply this to every business? Sole traders like myself? People with a side hustle? Perhaps even individuals - unemployed vegans shouldn't refuse a job in an abattoir if that's the vacancy the Job Centre has
Yes. Yes.Yes.
No, don’t be silly, the company aren’t being told to actually do something icky, they are just being told that when they do the same thing they always do (make and flog cakes, process payments) that they can’t refuse service to someone whose views they disagree with. Just like you can’t refuse someone because they are black or gay or Jewish or insert protected characteristic here.
Where's the line where this would and wouldn't apply? Maybe it's based on turnover or number of employees.. maybe you've another idea, or maybe you haven't thought it through?
it would apply to absolutely every single company that sell things or provides services unless a carve out exists in equalities law (eg you can’t compel a Muslim woman, or any woman, to wax a ballsack)
The frame work already exists under the 2010 Equality act, it just needs a little tweak as to how it’s enforced.
If you are a sole trader and currently refuse service to people who hold perfectly legal views that you just don’t agree with, you could already be vulnerable to a court case. You should probably check that out.
Hold on and I will find you a link.