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This provision establishes the operational framework for data distribution across Snapchat's business partner ecosystem. It authorizes cross-organizational data flows that enable integrated services, co-branded offerings, and marketing coordination without requiring separate user consent for each specific partner relationship.
Snapchat's privacy policy now includes expanded language describing how the platform collects, processes, and shares user data. The updated policy discloses additional practices and operational procedures governing user information. Review of the specific added sentences is necessary to determine whether new data collection, retention, or sharing practices are described, or whether existing practices receive clarified disclosure.
View change record →Under this clause, user information flows to third-party service providers, co-branded partners, and marketing collaborators as part of normal service delivery and business operations. Users who connect third-party services to Snapchat authorize information sharing with those services, and Snapchat may combine internal user data with external third-party information as part of service provision.
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"We may share information about you with business partners that provide services and functionality on our products. For example, if you connect a third-party service to Snapchat, we will share information about you with that third-party. We may also share information about you with business partners in connection with offering co-branded services, selling or distributing our products, or engaging in joint marketing activities. In some cases, we combine information we collect about you with information from third parties.— Excerpt from Snapchat's Snapchat Privacy Policy
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This provision establishes the operational framework for data distribution across Snapchat's business partner ecosystem. It authorizes cross-organizational data flows that enable integrated services, co-branded offerings, and marketing coordination without requiring separate user consent for each specific partner relationship.
Under this clause, user information flows to third-party service providers, co-branded partners, and marketing collaborators as part of normal service delivery and business operations. Users who connect third-party services to Snapchat authorize information sharing with those services, and Snapchat may combine internal user data with external third-party information as part of service provision.
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