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The clause establishes a data-sharing mechanism across Match Group entities to enforce account restrictions and safety policies consistently across the platform ecosystem. This operational structure allows coordinated account management and fraud prevention across multiple services under common corporate control.
Under this provision, user data may be exchanged between Hinge and other Match Group services for enforcement purposes, including account closure or account creation prevention. Users who were banned from other Match Group services may have that information transmitted to Hinge to restrict their access to the service.
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We may share your personal information with our affiliates, meaning entities that control, are controlled by, or are under common control with Consensys. We also share information with service providers who assist in operating our services, subject to confidentiality obligations.
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Loyalty and partner program companies. We share information with our loyalty and partner program companies, like Ulta Beauty and Marriott.
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"We are part of the Match Group family of businesses. Match Group considers the safety and security of members a top priority. If you were banned from another Match Group service, your data can be shared with us to allow us to take necessary actions, including closing your account or preventing you from creating an account on our service. Where legally allowed, we also receive information about suspected or confirmed bad actors from third parties as part of our efforts to ensure our members' safety and security.— Excerpt from Hinge's Hinge Privacy Policy
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The clause establishes a data-sharing mechanism across Match Group entities to enforce account restrictions and safety policies consistently across the platform ecosystem. This operational structure allows coordinated account management and fraud prevention across multiple services under common corporate control.
Under this provision, user data may be exchanged between Hinge and other Match Group services for enforcement purposes, including account closure or account creation prevention. Users who were banned from other Match Group services may have that information transmitted to Hinge to restrict their access to the service.
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