“By accepting this notice and by using the Website, Applications, or other Services, you consent to the transfer of your information to countries outside your country of residence, including the United States, which may have different privacy and data protection rules...”
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Users outside the United States may have fewer legal protections over their data once it is transferred, and consent is deemed given simply by using the services.
Using DraftKings' Website, Applications, or other Services is treated as your consent to international data transfers, including to countries with weaker privacy protections than your own.
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Users outside the United States may have fewer legal protections over their data once it is transferred, and consent is deemed given simply by using the services.
Using DraftKings' Website, Applications, or other Services is treated as your consent to international data transfers, including to countries with weaker privacy protections than your own.
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