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"when you buy alcohol using the Services, we may be required by law to share certain information with the retailer who makes the sale, including name, delivery address, government-issued ID information, the quantity, brand, price...Excerpt from Instacart's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “when you buy alcohol using the Services, we may be required by law to share certain information with the retailer who makes the sale, including name, delivery address, government-issued ID information, the quantity, brand, price...”
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