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Because no opt-out is available, consumers cannot prevent Bank of America from sharing their information for these core operational purposes.
Interpretive note: The excerpt is a table row snippet ('Yes No') without column headers reproduced verbatim. The interpretation that 'Yes' means sharing occurs and 'No' means no opt-out is available follows standard Bank of America privacy notice table formatting, but the column headers are not present in the excerpt, introducing minor inferential reliance. The purposes listed are framed as examples, so the full scope of 'everyday business purposes' may be broader.
You cannot opt out of Bank of America sharing your information for its everyday business purposes, including transaction processing, account maintenance, legal compliance, and credit bureau reporting.
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Because no opt-out is available, consumers cannot prevent Bank of America from sharing their information for these core operational purposes.
You cannot opt out of Bank of America sharing your information for its everyday business purposes, including transaction processing, account maintenance, legal compliance, and credit bureau reporting.
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