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The updated policy discloses a new Cash App Mobile phone plan service and describes data collection practices associated with it. If you sign up for a Cash App Mobile phone plan, Cash App and its partner Gigs Wireless will collect your name, email address, billing address, phone and device information, subscription and service plan details, billing and invoice data, and usage data. The policy explicitly states that neither Cash App nor Gigs Wireless accesses the content of phone calls, messages, or internet data. You can review the Cash App Mobile Terms of Service for additional details about this service.
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When you create User Content, we may upload or import it to the Platform before you save or post the User Content (also known as pre-uploading).
We collect content from your use of the Services, which may include any information about you that you choose to upload to, store in, or otherwise provide to our Services.
When you communicate with us, such as via emails, customer service requests, survey responses, website chats or social media posts, likes, or messages, we collect the content of your communication.
"We collect information that you voluntarily provide to us, including your photograph, if you choose to upload a picture to the Services; survey responses; participation in contests, or other prospective marketing forms or devices; suggestions for improvements; referrals; information (including call recordings and transcripts) provided to our customer support...Excerpt from Cash App's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “We collect information that you voluntarily provide to us, including your photograph, if you choose to upload a picture to the Services; survey responses; participation in contests, or other prospective marketing forms or devices; suggestions for improvements; referrals; information (including call recordings and transcripts) provided to our customer support...”
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