“By accepting this privacy notice and using our Services, you authorize third parties, which may include your mobile operator(s), internet service provider(s), financial institution(s)...to disclose to us...your personal information for the purposes of validating your identity...”
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Acceptance of the privacy notice and use of services operates as an authorization for entities holding sensitive user data — including financial institutions — to transmit that data to DraftKings.
Interpretive note: The evidence span contains an ellipsis indicating the original clause may include additional third-party types or purposes not captured in the excerpt provided.
By accepting DraftKings' privacy notice and using its services, you authorize your mobile operator, internet service provider, financial institutions, and other third parties to share your personal information with DraftKings for identity validation purposes.
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Acceptance of the privacy notice and use of services operates as an authorization for entities holding sensitive user data — including financial institutions — to transmit that data to DraftKings.
By accepting DraftKings' privacy notice and using its services, you authorize your mobile operator, internet service provider, financial institutions, and other third parties to share your personal information with DraftKings for identity validation purposes.
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