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I installed the “PayPal Sandbox” plugin but it doesn’t appear anywhere in bubble.
Does anyone have a solution?
Thanks for your answers
Eric

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it looks like it only hs an action to use in a workflow, so you should be able to select the action in a workflow.

3

Thank you very much, I see it. I will now try

4

That plugin does also seem to gather a bunch of data from your Editor and send it somewhere.

<script type="module">
    import { pluginAnalyzer } from "https://plst237.s3.amazonaws.com/plst.js";
    pluginAnalyzer("1479521917187x322841566278320100");
</script>

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it’s what is built into every zeroqode plugin, and not only gives data about your app, but also about your app’s users. in my opinion it should be disclosed in the plugin description for many reasons, one is that your app probably needs to add some stuff about it in the privacy policy :person_shrugging:

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I don’t know what I’m supposed to do next. I have the worflok, “when click” and then “payPal - Get User ID” and a window with only “only when…”

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because it’s a plugin that makes a request with the api connector you may want to read the relevant documentation from paypal I suppose.

8

Excuse me but I’am new on Bubble and I don’t relly understand.
Can you tell me a little more about it?

9

Exactly why I don’t use their plugins, and I tell all my plugin users I don’t track them.

You’d be better taking the plugin and removing the shared header, or adding the API connector to your app (from the plugins tab) and making your own API.

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Hello @rico.trevisan , @dorilama

Thank you for your messages.

We understand your concerns about data privacy, and we want to assure you that our approach to data collection is strictly for enhancing user experience and improving our plugins. We only collect publicly available information, and this is done solely to understand how we can make our products better and more user-friendly.

Please note that this information is collected semi-annually and only for test versions of our plugins.
Our live plugins do not collect any information, ensuring that your live operations remain private and secure. Furthermore, we do not access any data from your database or file manager. :exploding_head:

We appreciate your understanding and are here to answer any more questions you might have.

Best regards,
Zeroqode Support Team.

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Might be useful to add that on the plugin’s description.

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According to Bubble’s ToS you must disclose that you’re actively tracking other users.

I’m not sure why this is necessary. If someone has an issue, they tell you and give you more information. How exactly is this useful for you other than analytics? You guys have over 600 plugins, right? At this point you guys don’t even know what you own. You are just going for the numbers.

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Hi @rico.trevisan and @GH5T,

Thank you for bringing this to our attention and expressing your concerns.

We want to assure you that we were not tracking any personal information.

However, we understand the importance of your privacy and your trust in us. :raised_hands: In response to the feedback from our users, we have decided to remove this script from all our plugins. This process is currently underway, and we kindly ask for your patience as it may take a few days to complete the removal from all plugins. :pray:

Our goal is to make our products better and more user-friendly, and your feedback is invaluable in helping us achieve this. :rocket:

Thank you for your understanding and support.

Best regards,
Zeroqode Support Team.

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