“By using our Services, you acknowledge and agree that the privacy policies of the third parties used for financial-account linking and payment processing will govern the use of any information collected...”
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Users' data rights and protections for information handled through financial-account linking and payment processing are determined by third-party privacy policies, not Public.com's Privacy Policy.
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By using Public.com's services, you are bound by the privacy policies of third parties handling financial-account linking and payment processing with respect to information those parties collect.
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Users' data rights and protections for information handled through financial-account linking and payment processing are determined by third-party privacy policies, not Public.com's Privacy Policy.
By using Public.com's services, you are bound by the privacy policies of third parties handling financial-account linking and payment processing with respect to information those parties collect.
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