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"Residents of states that offer the right to appeal may also contact us using these methods to appeal a decision we make relating to your rights request, subject to applicable law.Excerpt from Home Depot's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “Residents of states that offer the right to appeal may also contact us using these methods to appeal a decision we make relating to your rights request, subject to applicable law.”
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