“We may receive information about you contained in third-party user accounts when you use EA online Services on or through third-party gaming platforms...Your use of EA online Services through these third parties indicates your agreement for the transfer of this information.”
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This establishes that the act of using EA services through a third-party platform is treated as affirmative consent to data transfer, without requiring a separate explicit consent step.
If you use EA online services through a third-party gaming platform, your use of those services is treated as your agreement to EA receiving your third-party account information.
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"We may receive information about you contained in third-party user accounts when you use EA online Services on or through third-party gaming platforms...Your use of EA online Services through these third parties indicates your agreement for the transfer of this information.Excerpt from EA's Privacy and Cookie Policy
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This establishes that the act of using EA services through a third-party platform is treated as affirmative consent to data transfer, without requiring a separate explicit consent step.
If you use EA online services through a third-party gaming platform, your use of those services is treated as your agreement to EA receiving your third-party account information.
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