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The permission extends Google's data collection beyond information the user directly provides, encompassing data held by merchants and payment issuers, which broadens the scope of personal information Google may obtain.
Users are required to permit Google to collect their transaction, account, and other personal information from merchants and their payment method's issuer.
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The permission extends Google's data collection beyond information the user directly provides, encompassing data held by merchants and payment issuers, which broadens the scope of personal information Google may obtain.
Users are required to permit Google to collect their transaction, account, and other personal information from merchants and their payment method's issuer.
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