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This clause discloses that Heap has actually engaged in the sale or sharing of specific categories of personal information within the past year, which directly informs users of the scope of data monetization or distribution that has occurred.
Users' personal data across these five categories has been sold or shared by Heap in the last 12 months under applicable law's definitions of those terms.
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This clause discloses that Heap has actually engaged in the sale or sharing of specific categories of personal information within the past year, which directly informs users of the scope of data monetization or distribution that has occurred.
Users' personal data across these five categories has been sold or shared by Heap in the last 12 months under applicable law's definitions of those terms.
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