“In accordance with North Dakota law, we will not share information we collect about you with companies outside of our corporate family, except as permitted by law, including, for example, with your consent, to service your account...”
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North Dakota customers receive a default restriction on external data sharing that limits transfers outside the corporate family to legally permitted circumstances.
Interpretive note: The excerpt includes illustrative examples of legally permitted exceptions (consent, account servicing) that were omitted from the canonical claim as they are subordinate to the primary proposition.
The updated privacy notice restructures how Chime discloses its data sharing practices and changes the mechanism for opting out of certain sharing. The revised terms now explicitly state that Chime permits joint marketing with other financial institutions and clarifies sharing practices for everyday business purposes, marketing, and nonaffiliate marketing. You can limit sharing for nonaffiliate marketing and certain affiliate practices by submitting an opt-out through the Chime Privacy Hub; state-specific opt-out mechanisms are also available for California, Nevada, and North Dakota residents.
View change record →If you are a North Dakota customer, your information will not be shared outside Chime's corporate family except where the law permits.
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North Dakota customers receive a default restriction on external data sharing that limits transfers outside the corporate family to legally permitted circumstances.
If you are a North Dakota customer, your information will not be shared outside Chime's corporate family except where the law permits.
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