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Parties You Authorize, Access or Authenticate ... Third parties you access through the services. Social media services. Other users.
We may share your personal data with a third party for purposes other than processing on our behalf. We will obtain your consent to such disclosure as required by applicable laws.
Applicable subprocessors may run security and safety classifiers on web pages and share results with OpenAI.
"If you choose to share Content with personal information using this button, information about you and the Content will be shared with the selected social media platform, which may be visible to the public...Excerpt from Nextdoor's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “If you choose to share Content with personal information using this button, information about you and the Content will be shared with the selected social media platform, which may be visible to the public...”
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