Square shares your personal and financial data with affiliates, service providers, and business partners for purposes including service delivery, marketing, and advertising.
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Your financial and behavioral data can be shared broadly beyond Square itself, potentially with advertising networks and data brokers, affecting your privacy.
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Your financial and behavioral data can be shared broadly beyond Square itself, potentially with advertising networks and data brokers, affecting your privacy.
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