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"individuals may exercise the right to seek a review of, or to object to and/or revoke consent for, an Automated Decision that has legal or similarly significant effects on them (together with the relevant Profiling)...Excerpt from PayPal's Privacy Statement
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The clause states: “individuals may exercise the right to seek a review of, or to object to and/or revoke consent for, an Automated Decision that has legal or similarly significant effects on them (together with the relevant Profiling)...”
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