News E-comm wars: Paytm drags Snapdeal to court for data theft

[Technoglitch]

Mobile commerce platform Paytm and online marketplace player Snapdeal have locked horns with Paytm moving to Delhi High Court alleging data theft by the latter's subsidiary.

Paytm has alleged that sellers on its portal have shared their passwords with Snapdeal's subsidiary, which is being used to mine data. Paytm has also alleged the subsidiary of using its logo and name without authorization. Any data with respect to a seller’s transactions on Paytm is its propriety asset and such data will give Snapdeal an unfair advantage if the data is mined through dubious means, Paytm has said.

E-comm wars: Paytm drags Snapdeal to court for data theft - Moneycontrol.com

 

[Aviral Sangal]

Why did they gave access to sensitive data to the sellers? Each n every company will do anything to get to the bottom of the model of competitor. It is stupidity on the part of paytm and now crying out loud for it.

 

[IndianMascot]

Wasn't expecting this stupid and negligent flaws from PayTM. Let's see what court has to do in this

 

[scorpionking76]

I want the license to be suspended for both Snapdeal and Paytm for compromising with customer data.

 

[IndianMascot]

That would be a better decision. I am not buying anything from any of them,