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We may use your personal information to: provide the Service; enable security features of the Service; establish and maintain your user profile on the Service; facilitate social features of the Service...
prevent and detect fraud against you and us
Greenhouse will treat as sensitive any Personal Information received from a third party where the third party identifies and treats it as sensitive.
"Amazon may use, copy, modify, store, and display that information to provide and improve our services (for instance, to allow you to read shared content on Supported Devices).Excerpt from Kindle's Store Terms of Use
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The clause states: “Amazon may use, copy, modify, store, and display that information to provide and improve our services (for instance, to allow you to read shared content on Supported Devices).”
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