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JP Morgan Chase has settled in their lawsuit with the U.S. Virgin Islands over the bank's involvement with financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Bank of America denied having anti-firearm company policies.

Epstein’s association with JPMorgan persisted from the late 1990s and was only severed in 2013.

Jeffrey Epstein reportedly referred high net-worth clients, including Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, business man Elon Musk, and Google co-founder Sergey Brin to JPMorgan Chase.

JP Morgan Chase recently terminated the bank account of Dr. Joseph Mercola, known for his criticism of COVID vaccines and proponent of natural health.

Privacy concerns have been voiced since the device was introduced.

The US Virgin Islands reportedly wants JPMorgan Chase to pay at least $190 million to resolve a lawsuit accusing the largest US bank of ignoring Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking.

The tests, which took place over 12 weeks with some of the world's leading banks, including Citigroup Inc. and Wells Fargo & Co., sought to evaluate the potential of digital currencies to enhance both domestic and international payment systems.

"By tracking every financial transaction, they will have access to every detail of our spending, the recipient of our money, and how we allocate our resources. In essence, it replicates George Orwell’s dystopian society depicted in 1984," critics have argued.

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