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we may receive details such as IP addresses and other identifying data about potential security threats from third parties.
If you choose to pay through third parties or by invoice, we may get data from our payment partners. This allows us to send you invoices or process your payments.
We collect your date of birth and/or age to verify your eligibility to provide products or services We collect your gender to enable Women Rider Preference, and for marketing and advertising
"We may receive Personal Information about you from partners who assist us in fraud prevention or in connection with claims or disputes.Excerpt from Instacart's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “We may receive Personal Information about you from partners who assist us in fraud prevention or in connection with claims or disputes.”
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