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"While Reverb requires its processors and service providers to follow Reverb's privacy and security requirements, Reverb does not control the privacy or security policies of such third parties.Excerpt from Reverb's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “While Reverb requires its processors and service providers to follow Reverb's privacy and security requirements, Reverb does not control the privacy or security policies of such third parties.”
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