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The clause establishes the operational framework for how personal information flows within PayPal's business ecosystem and to external parties supporting its payment and risk functions. This structure defines the scope of data sharing that occurs as a standard component of service delivery.
Users' personal and sensitive information may be shared with entities including payment network participants, service providers, and marketing partners as part of normal service operations. The terms authorize these disclosures without requiring separate affirmative consent for each sharing instance.
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"We may disclose Personal Information with service providers and third parties, including those participating in the payment network, to help us provide Services, protect our customers from risk and fraud, market our products, and comply with legal obligations. We may use and disclose your Sensitive Personal Information if permitted to carry out legitimate business activities and as allowed by law.— Excerpt from PayPal's PayPal Privacy Statement
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The clause establishes the operational framework for how personal information flows within PayPal's business ecosystem and to external parties supporting its payment and risk functions. This structure defines the scope of data sharing that occurs as a standard component of service delivery.
Users' personal and sensitive information may be shared with entities including payment network participants, service providers, and marketing partners as part of normal service operations. The terms authorize these disclosures without requiring separate affirmative consent for each sharing instance.
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