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"We may create, maintain, and use deidentified information of California residents, and if we do, we will not attempt to reidentify that information unless permitted by California law.Excerpt from Square's Privacy Notice
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The clause states: “We may create, maintain, and use deidentified information of California residents, and if we do, we will not attempt to reidentify that information unless permitted by California law.”
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