• Wildmimic@anarchist.nexus
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    9 hours ago

    I can’t even remove my payment option. In Firefox, i cant click the top right menu to get into my settings because the whole menu jumps to the left of the screen when i want to select a menu item (and moving the mouse away lets it jump back, like one of those old joke programs that create a window that dodges your attempts to close it). By random chance i actually hit that one frame i had to get into my settings, and i only see that my payment option is PayPal, with no according settings or a remove button, and only an option to add a new payment option.

    WTF.

    I really hope this has consequences for the asshats who pushed to release this bullshit.

    Edit: just sent them a message. I do not have high hopes, but i have to try and i hope others do too.

    I’ll give you a few days to revert this abomination, before i hit you with a GDPR request for every bit of information you chucklefucks have saved about me as a hardcopy in size 36 Comic Sans because of my bad eyesight - and if i receive it and you still run this piece of vibecoded shit on your website, i’ll just throw it in the next dumpster, along with my very long running membership.

    • chameleon@fedia.io
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      8 hours ago

      FWIW, you can remove their authorization on the Paypal side of things. Paypal settings > Payments tab > Automatic payments, look for Humble and there should be a cancel button next to the “active” status.

      I have absolutely zero faith in this new Humble’s security so it’s something I’d recommend canceling on the payment method side regardless. Even if they do vibecode in a remove payment method button there’s a good chance it’s just gonna set a deleted=true on the DB record and do nothing else.

    • ouch@lemmy.world
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      8 hours ago

      Funny, but if you write something like that, you give them grounds to reject your GDPR requests.