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The right to opt out is stated as conditional ('may have'), meaning it is not guaranteed to all users and depends on factors not specified in this excerpt, such as applicable jurisdiction.
Interpretive note: The right is qualified by 'may have,' indicating it is not universally guaranteed. The excerpt does not specify the conditions (e.g., jurisdiction, applicable law) that determine whether the right exists for a given user. Confidence is medium because the conditionality is significant but the basis for it is not stated in the excerpt.
Depending on your circumstances, you may have the right to opt out of Databricks selling your personal information or sharing it for online targeted advertising.
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The right to opt out is stated as conditional ('may have'), meaning it is not guaranteed to all users and depends on factors not specified in this excerpt, such as applicable jurisdiction.
Depending on your circumstances, you may have the right to opt out of Databricks selling your personal information or sharing it for online targeted advertising.
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