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"This Privacy Statement does not apply to our franchisees or to websites or mobile apps that they operate. Please reference our franchisees' privacy practices for information on how they collect and use customer information.Excerpt from McDonald's's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “This Privacy Statement does not apply to our franchisees or to websites or mobile apps that they operate. Please reference our franchisees' privacy practices for information on how they collect and use customer information.”
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