The notice states that continued use of or interaction with Afterpay's services constitutes the user's consent to all data practices described in the notice.
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This provision establishes the consent basis for Afterpay's data processing activities through continued service use rather than an affirmative opt-in action. The sufficiency of this consent mechanism may require evaluation under applicable state privacy laws that impose specific consent standards for certain categories of processing.
Interpretive note: The adequacy of browsing-as-consent as a legal basis for specific processing activities varies by jurisdiction and data category under applicable state privacy laws.
Under this clause, continued use of Afterpay's website, app, or services is treated as consent to the data collection, use, sharing, and processing practices described in the notice. Consumers who do not wish to consent to these practices would need to discontinue use of the services.
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Compare across platforms →"By continuing to interact with our Services, you are consenting to the practices described in this Privacy Notice.Excerpt from Afterpay's Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages CCPA/CPRA, which imposes specific requirements for consent to certain data processing activities, and the FTC Act's prohibition on unfair or deceptive practices.
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This provision establishes the consent basis for Afterpay's data processing activities through continued service use rather than an affirmative opt-in action. The sufficiency of this consent mechanism may require evaluation under applicable state privacy laws that impose specific consent standards for certain categories of processing.
Under this clause, continued use of Afterpay's website, app, or services is treated as consent to the data collection, use, sharing, and processing practices described in the notice. Consumers who do not wish to consent to these practices would need to discontinue use of the services.
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