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"Processing your payments (which are processed and stored by our third-party payment processors on our behalf) and otherwise servicing your purchase ordersExcerpt from Notion's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “Processing your payments (which are processed and stored by our third-party payment processors on our behalf) and otherwise servicing your purchase orders”
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