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Characterizing these marketing practices as a potential 'share' or 'sale' under California law may trigger specific consumer rights and opt-out entitlements for California residents.
Interpretive note: The clause uses 'may be considered,' making the characterization conditional and not a definitive legal determination. The clause does not specify which California law applies or confirm that Ramp treats these practices as a sale or share for all purposes.
California residents may have legal rights regarding these marketing practices if they constitute a 'share' or 'sale' under California law.
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Characterizing these marketing practices as a potential 'share' or 'sale' under California law may trigger specific consumer rights and opt-out entitlements for California residents.
California residents may have legal rights regarding these marketing practices if they constitute a 'share' or 'sale' under California law.
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