California residents have specific rights under state law, including the right to know what personal information Chase collects, the right to request deletion of that data, and the right to opt out of the sale of their information.
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The clause establishes that Chase recognizes the applicability of California privacy statutes to its California resident users and references supplemental disclosure materials. This framing indicates the agreement incorporates compliance with state-specific privacy obligations rather than creating independent contractual privacy rights.
California residents can exercise legally enforceable rights to access, delete, or restrict the use of their personal data held by Chase. These rights must be honored within legally required timeframes.
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"If you are a California resident, you may have rights under the California Consumer Privacy Act. Learn more about your CCPA rightsExcerpt from Chase's Privacy Notice
Chase's CCPA/CPRA compliance obligations include honoring opt-out requests within 15 business days, responding to access and deletion requests within 45 days, and avoiding discrimination against consumers who exercise their rights; compliance teams should verify that …
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The clause establishes that Chase recognizes the applicability of California privacy statutes to its California resident users and references supplemental disclosure materials. This framing indicates the agreement incorporates compliance with state-specific privacy obligations rather than creating independent contractual privacy rights.
California residents can exercise legally enforceable rights to access, delete, or restrict the use of their personal data held by Chase. These rights must be honored within legally required timeframes.
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