The notice identifies third-party sharing as a discrete section of the policy, indicating that Afterpay shares personal information with third parties under conditions described in that section.
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Third-party sharing of personal information by a consumer financial services provider engages both GLBA opt-out requirements and CCPA/CPRA opt-out and disclosure obligations, depending on the nature and purpose of the sharing.
Interpretive note: The specific third-party recipients, data categories shared, and opt-out mechanisms are described in a section of the notice not fully reproduced in the document text provided, limiting assessment of the scope of this provision.
The agreement discloses that Afterpay shares personal information with third parties, with the specific recipients, purposes, and any applicable opt-out mechanisms described in the 'When and With Whom We Share Your Information' section of the notice.
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"When and With Whom We Share Your InformationExcerpt from Afterpay's Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Third-party sharing by a GLBA-covered entity engages Regulation P opt-out notice requirements for sharing with non-affiliated third parties for certain purposes.
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Third-party sharing of personal information by a consumer financial services provider engages both GLBA opt-out requirements and CCPA/CPRA opt-out and disclosure obligations, depending on the nature and purpose of the sharing.
The agreement discloses that Afterpay shares personal information with third parties, with the specific recipients, purposes, and any applicable opt-out mechanisms described in the 'When and With Whom We Share Your Information' section of the notice.
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