“Under California law, we will not share information we collect about you with companies outside of Bank of America, unless the law allows.”
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California consumers receive a statutory baseline protection prohibiting third-party sharing, with the only exception being where law affirmatively permits it.
If you are a California consumer, Bank of America will not share your information with outside companies except where law allows.
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California consumers receive a statutory baseline protection prohibiting third-party sharing, with the only exception being where law affirmatively permits it.
If you are a California consumer, Bank of America will not share your information with outside companies except where law allows.
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