If you previously used NBCUniversal brands that are now operated by Versant, NBCUniversal collected your data under this policy and may continue to receive data from Versant in the future under Versant's own policies.
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Users who interacted with brands now under Versant may not have anticipated that their data would continue to flow between the two companies after the separation, creating ongoing data sharing that may not align with original user expectations.
Interpretive note: The future data flows from Versant are described in open-ended terms without specifying categories or purposes, creating uncertainty about the full scope of this provision's practical impact.
If you used any NBCUniversal-affiliated service that has since moved to Versant, your personal data may continue to be shared between Versant and NBCUniversal under Versant's separate policies, with limited visibility into what is being transferred or for what purpose.
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Users who interacted with brands now under Versant may not have anticipated that their data would continue to flow between the two companies after the separation, creating ongoing data sharing that may not align with original user expectations.
If you used any NBCUniversal-affiliated service that has since moved to Versant, your personal data may continue to be shared between Versant and NBCUniversal under Versant's separate policies, with limited visibility into what is being transferred or for what purpose.
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