The notice includes supplemental disclosures directed at residents of certain U.S. states, addressing state-specific privacy rights and requirements beyond the general notice.
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Supplemental state-specific disclosures indicate that Afterpay has assessed its obligations under multiple state privacy frameworks and is providing tiered disclosures to residents of states with comprehensive privacy laws, including California.
Interpretive note: The specific states addressed, the rights disclosed, and the mechanisms for exercising those rights are in a section of the notice not fully reproduced in the document text provided.
The agreement provides additional privacy disclosures and rights information for residents of certain U.S. states, with the specific rights, categories of information covered, and how to exercise them described in that section.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision addresses obligations under CCPA/CPRA (California), and may address obligations under privacy laws in other states such as Colorado, Connecticut, Virginia, Texas, Nevada, and others.
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Supplemental state-specific disclosures indicate that Afterpay has assessed its obligations under multiple state privacy frameworks and is providing tiered disclosures to residents of states with comprehensive privacy laws, including California.
The agreement provides additional privacy disclosures and rights information for residents of certain U.S. states, with the specific rights, categories of information covered, and how to exercise them described in that section.
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