“We may share your personal information with certain service providers to provide you with our Services; conduct quality assurance testing; facilitate the creation of Accounts; process payments; provide account authentication and user verification services...”
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Personal information is shared with third-party service providers across a range of core operational functions, meaning multiple external parties may access user data.
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DraftKings may disclose your personal information to service providers who handle functions such as payment processing and identity verification on its behalf.
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Personal information is shared with third-party service providers across a range of core operational functions, meaning multiple external parties may access user data.
DraftKings may disclose your personal information to service providers who handle functions such as payment processing and identity verification on its behalf.
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