“...how Afterpay US, Inc. and affiliates...collect, use, disclose, transfer, store, retain and otherwise process your personal information...when you visit our website, download our app, apply for and use your Afterpay account, or otherwise interact...”
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The breadth of processing activities — collection, use, disclosure, transfer, storage, retention, and other processing — combined with the wide range of triggering interactions establishes that virtually all engagement with Afterpay involves personal information processing.
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The claim establishes that any interaction with Afterpay — online, in-app, or through account activity — triggers personal information processing by Afterpay US, Inc. and its affiliates across a broad range of activities.
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The breadth of processing activities — collection, use, disclosure, transfer, storage, retention, and other processing — combined with the wide range of triggering interactions establishes that virtually all engagement with Afterpay involves personal information processing.
The claim establishes that any interaction with Afterpay — online, in-app, or through account activity — triggers personal information processing by Afterpay US, Inc. and its affiliates across a broad range of activities.
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