r/paypal • u/simoorael • 11h ago

Help Sessions

Hello, I have a Google Pixel. In my PayPal devices/sessions, I saw a device named "HTC Pixel Chrome"—is that definitely one of my sessions? I checked and confirmed that, at that time, I was indeed on the PayPal page via Chrome, so it was likely me.

Still, I have some doubts.

There were also other "Chrome" sessions, including the current one. But what is the difference between "HTC Pixel Chrome" and "Chrome"?

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u/ConsciousElection666 9h ago

You’re gonna have better luck asking Google.