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You have the rights of access, rectification, cancellation, opposition, revocation of consent, limitation of use and disclosure of your data.
Members can disable these features in their device settings; however, doing so may limit app functionality.
The right to withdraw consent previously provided for consent-based handling of information (without affecting the lawfulness of prior use and disclosure of the information).
"If you have consented to share your precise device location details but would no longer like to continue sharing that information with us, you can revoke your consent to the sharing of that information through the settings on your mobile device.Excerpt from Reverb's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “If you have consented to share your precise device location details but would no longer like to continue sharing that information with us, you can revoke your consent to the sharing of that information through the settings on your mobile device.”
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