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Users seeking to exercise their privacy rights may face a fee or an outright denial, subject only to what applicable law allows, which may limit practical access to those rights.
When exercising privacy rights, users may be charged a fee or have their request declined, to the extent applicable law permits.
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"If you send us a request to exercise your rights, then to the extent permitted by applicable law, we may charge a fee or decline requests in certain cases.Excerpt from Public.com's Privacy Policy
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Users seeking to exercise their privacy rights may face a fee or an outright denial, subject only to what applicable law allows, which may limit practical access to those rights.
When exercising privacy rights, users may be charged a fee or have their request declined, to the extent applicable law permits.
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