“Please note that you may no longer be able to use our Services if you delete your personal information.”
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This clause is consequential because it conditions continued access to Cash App's Services on the retention of personal information, making deletion a potentially irreversible barrier to service access.
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.
View change record →Users who choose to delete their personal information may lose the ability to use Cash App's Services.
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"Please note that you may no longer be able to use our Services if you delete your personal information.Excerpt from Cash App's Privacy Policy
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This clause is consequential because it conditions continued access to Cash App's Services on the retention of personal information, making deletion a potentially irreversible barrier to service access.
Users who choose to delete their personal information may lose the ability to use Cash App's Services.
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