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"If we receive and are able to process a signal from your device indicating your preference to opt out from sales or sharing of personal information... then we will apply that preference to personal information we collect from that deviceExcerpt from Marqeta's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “If we receive and are able to process a signal from your device indicating your preference to opt out from sales or sharing of personal information... then we will apply that preference to personal information we collect from that device”
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