“Such potential disclosures include disclosing Personal Information and Device Identifiers to gaming regulators, leagues, associations, governing bodies, sports teams, colleges or oversight agencies...”
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The range of potential recipients — spanning regulatory, sports, collegiate, and governmental bodies — means users' personal data and device identifiers may be shared with a wide array of institutional third parties.
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Your Personal Information and Device Identifiers may be disclosed to a broad range of institutional entities including gaming regulators, sports leagues, associations, governing bodies, sports teams, colleges, and oversight agencies.
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The range of potential recipients — spanning regulatory, sports, collegiate, and governmental bodies — means users' personal data and device identifiers may be shared with a wide array of institutional third parties.
Your Personal Information and Device Identifiers may be disclosed to a broad range of institutional entities including gaming regulators, sports leagues, associations, governing bodies, sports teams, colleges, and oversight agencies.
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