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The provision establishes the operational framework for data disclosure across PayPal's ecosystem, identifying data brokers and credit reporting agencies as authorized recipients alongside traditional payment and financial partners. This defines the scope of third-party access to user information in PayPal's data processing operations.
Users' personal information may be disclosed to the enumerated third-party categories under the terms PayPal establishes. The clause specifies data brokers and government entities as authorized recipients, which expands the categories of external parties with potential access to user data beyond traditional payment processors.
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The provision establishes the operational framework for data disclosure across PayPal's ecosystem, identifying data brokers and credit reporting agencies as authorized recipients alongside traditional payment and financial partners. This defines the scope of third-party access to user information in PayPal's data processing operations.
Users' personal information may be disclosed to the enumerated third-party categories under the terms PayPal establishes. The clause specifies data brokers and government entities as authorized recipients, which expands the categories of external parties with potential access to user data beyond traditional payment processors.
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