“Adyen may profile customers to determine their eligibility for certain financial products, or to offer them certain financial services. Please note that opting-out of profiling will mean that you are no longer eligible...”
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The opt-out right carries a direct consequence: exercising it results in loss of eligibility for certain financial products, creating a practical trade-off between privacy and access to services.
Interpretive note: The excerpt is truncated and does not fully state what the individual becomes ineligible for; the canonical claim infers 'those financial products or services' from the clause context. The primary proposition selected is the consequence of opting out, as that is the most consequential legal effect for the reader.
If you opt out of profiling, you will lose eligibility for the financial products or services that profiling determines access to.
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"Adyen may profile customers to determine their eligibility for certain financial products, or to offer them certain financial services. Please note that opting-out of profiling will mean that you are no longer eligible...Excerpt from Adyen's Privacy Policy
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The opt-out right carries a direct consequence: exercising it results in loss of eligibility for certain financial products, creating a practical trade-off between privacy and access to services.
If you opt out of profiling, you will lose eligibility for the financial products or services that profiling determines access to.
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