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"Activision is not responsible for the privacy practices of the Activision Blizzard group companies and the use of your Information by the group companies...will be governed by those specific companies' privacy policies...Excerpt from Activision's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “Activision is not responsible for the privacy practices of the Activision Blizzard group companies and the use of your Information by the group companies...will be governed by those specific companies' privacy policies...”
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