“For Virginia, New Hampshire, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Nebraska, Utah, Texas, and Oregon consumers, we will not process your Sensitive Personal Information without obtaining your consent.”
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This establishes a consent gate for sensitive data processing for residents of the listed states, meaning Palantir is prohibited from proceeding without affirmative consumer consent.
Consumers in the named states have the right not to have their Sensitive Personal Information processed unless they have consented.
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This establishes a consent gate for sensitive data processing for residents of the listed states, meaning Palantir is prohibited from proceeding without affirmative consumer consent.
Consumers in the named states have the right not to have their Sensitive Personal Information processed unless they have consented.
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