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This provision establishes the scope of payment data collection, specifies authorized uses limited to transaction processing and fraud prevention, and restricts secondary commercial uses of payment information. The clause creates a categorical exception for service provider disclosures while maintaining restrictions on third-party commercial sharing.
Users authorize Grubhub to collect and retain their payment card details as a condition of using the ordering service. The terms restrict how Grubhub may use or distribute this information, permitting only transaction fulfillment, fraud detection, and service provider disclosures, while prohibiting sale or commercial sharing.
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"We collect payment information from you, such as credit or debit card details, when you place an order or update your saved payment methods. We use this information to: (i) fulfill your requests and process payments (e.g., to allow you to order food from Merchants and have it delivered to you); and (ii) detect or prevent fraud, abuse, or other harmful activities. We do not sell payment information to third parties or share it with third parties for cross-context behavioral advertising. We also do not share this information with third parties for business or commercial purposes, though we may disclose it to our service providers, or for other lawful purposes, as described in greater detail in Section 1.11 below.— Excerpt from Grubhub's Grubhub Privacy Policy
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This provision establishes the scope of payment data collection, specifies authorized uses limited to transaction processing and fraud prevention, and restricts secondary commercial uses of payment information. The clause creates a categorical exception for service provider disclosures while maintaining restrictions on third-party commercial sharing.
Users authorize Grubhub to collect and retain their payment card details as a condition of using the ordering service. The terms restrict how Grubhub may use or distribute this information, permitting only transaction fulfillment, fraud detection, and service provider disclosures, while prohibiting sale or commercial sharing.
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