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This clause establishes Meta's default non-disclosure obligation for Business Tool Data, with sharing permitted only on advertiser authorization or legal compulsion.
Interpretive note: The content of Section 1.d is not available in this excerpt; it may qualify the non-sharing commitment in material ways.
Meta is prohibited from sharing your Business Tool Data with third parties or other advertisers without your authorization or a legal requirement, subject to the carve-out in Section 1.d.
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"Subject to Section 1.d, we will not share Business Tool Data that you provide to us with third parties (including advertisers) unless you advise us that we are permitted to do so or we are required to do so by law.Excerpt from Meta's Business Tools Terms
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This clause establishes Meta's default non-disclosure obligation for Business Tool Data, with sharing permitted only on advertiser authorization or legal compulsion.
Meta is prohibited from sharing your Business Tool Data with third parties or other advertisers without your authorization or a legal requirement, subject to the carve-out in Section 1.d.
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