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For Authentication, Integrity, Security, Quality and Safety, including verifying your account and identity...to detect, investigate, and prevent malicious or illegal conduct, bugs, malware, fraudulent activity, illegal or unsafe experiences...
We use this information to: (i) fulfill your requests and process payments...and (ii) detect or prevent fraud, abuse, or other harmful activities.
prevent potentially fraudulent, prohibited or illegal activities, and enforce our User Agreement through the use of our risk and fraud tools which may include use of Account Information, Identification Information...
"We use your Personal Information to (a) help maintain the security and integrity of the Services, (b) detect, prevent, investigate, and protect you, our business, our users, and others from fraud...Excerpt from Instacart's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “We use your Personal Information to (a) help maintain the security and integrity of the Services, (b) detect, prevent, investigate, and protect you, our business, our users, and others from fraud...”
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