PayPal OpenID User Experience
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PayPal offers an OpenID login option that allows users to log into participating websites using their PayPal account. The process involves selecting PayPal as the identity provider, granting consent for PayPal to share your details with the website, and being logged into the website upon completion. After logging in, users can view and manage the list of websites they have given consent to access their PayPal profile on their PayPal account homepage.
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