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"Depending on your jurisdiction, and subject to exceptions and limitations provided by local law, in addition to the rights listed in “ Your Rights and Choices ” above, you may have: the right to opt out of any sales or sharing of your personal information, to request access to and information about our data practices, and to request deletion or correction of your personal information...Excerpt from Reddit's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “Depending on your jurisdiction, and subject to exceptions and limitations provided by local law, in addition to the rights listed in “ Your Rights and Choices ” above, you may have: the right to opt out of any sales or sharing of your personal information, to request access to and …”
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