The notice includes a U.S. Consumer Privacy Notice, which is a standard disclosure mechanism required under the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act for consumer financial services providers to disclose their information sharing practices and opt-out rights.
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The U.S. Consumer Privacy Notice is a federally required disclosure under GLBA Regulation P for entities that qualify as financial institutions under the Act, establishing the opt-out framework for sharing nonpublic personal information with non-affiliated third parties.
Interpretive note: The specific content of the U.S. Consumer Privacy Notice, including sharing categories and opt-out mechanisms, is in a section not fully reproduced in the document text provided.
The agreement includes a GLBA-required U.S. Consumer Privacy Notice that discloses Afterpay's practices for sharing nonpublic personal financial information and describes any available opt-out rights for non-affiliated third-party sharing.
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The U.S. Consumer Privacy Notice is a federally required disclosure under GLBA Regulation P for entities that qualify as financial institutions under the Act, establishing the opt-out framework for sharing nonpublic personal information with non-affiliated third parties.
The agreement includes a GLBA-required U.S. Consumer Privacy Notice that discloses Afterpay's practices for sharing nonpublic personal financial information and describes any available opt-out rights for non-affiliated third-party sharing.
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