WBD's privacy framework covers users across North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East and Africa, with different policies and rights applying depending on the user's location.
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The global scope of WBD's services, including Max, means that personal data may be transferred across jurisdictions, and the protections available to any individual user depend on which regional policy and supplement apply to them.
Interpretive note: The specific cross-border transfer mechanisms and data localization practices used by WBD are not disclosed in this index page and require review of the linked regional policy documents.
Users outside the United States or EU may have fewer standardized legal protections for their personal data, and the applicable rights and remedies depend entirely on the regional policy document linked from this index, which varies significantly by geography.
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The global scope of WBD's services, including Max, means that personal data may be transferred across jurisdictions, and the protections available to any individual user depend on which regional policy and supplement apply to them.
Users outside the United States or EU may have fewer standardized legal protections for their personal data, and the applicable rights and remedies depend entirely on the regional policy document linked from this index, which varies significantly by geography.
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