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"You have the right to opt out of the Sale of your personal information. "Sale" is defined broadly under California, Virginia and Connecticut Privacy Laws to include the transfer of personal information to third parties...Excerpt from Reverb's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “You have the right to opt out of the Sale of your personal information. "Sale" is defined broadly under California, Virginia and Connecticut Privacy Laws to include the transfer of personal information to third parties...”
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