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The use of personal data for debt collection is a consequential data use that directly affects users with outstanding balances.
Interpretive note: The excerpt consists only of the phrase 'Perform debt collection service' with no surrounding context. The canonical claim infers that this refers to a stated data use purpose, which is the most reasonable reading, but the extreme brevity of the excerpt makes the precise legal context uncertain. Confidence is low.
Klarna may use your personal data for the purpose of collecting debts.
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"Perform debt collection serviceExcerpt from Klarna's Privacy Policy
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The use of personal data for debt collection is a consequential data use that directly affects users with outstanding balances.
Klarna may use your personal data for the purpose of collecting debts.
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