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Square places the legal burden of obtaining customer consent or permission directly on the seller, not on Square itself, which means sellers bear compliance risk if customer permissions are inadequate.
Square requires sellers — not Square itself — to secure any permissions needed before Square processes customers' data as described in the Privacy Notice.
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Square places the legal burden of obtaining customer consent or permission directly on the seller, not on Square itself, which means sellers bear compliance risk if customer permissions are inadequate.
Square requires sellers — not Square itself — to secure any permissions needed before Square processes customers' data as described in the Privacy Notice.
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