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"In some cases, we are legally required to collect certain information from you so we can provide the services you have requested...Failure to provide this information will mean we cannot provide the service.Excerpt from Delta Airlines's Delta Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “In some cases, we are legally required to collect certain information from you so we can provide the services you have requested...Failure to provide this information will mean we cannot provide the service.”
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