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we disclose your Personal Information (such as your device and activity information and order history) to our third-party fraud prevention providers so they can check whether the purchase is legitimate.
We may disclose or provide your Personal Information to other third parties or persons, such as with your consent or at your direction, including to individuals to whom you send a gift through our gift program...
we do not share text messaging originator opt-in data and consent with third parties for marketing or promotional purposes.
"to allow us to share your Subscription Data with third parties for the purpose of verifying the information you provide and charging your account.Excerpt from Stash's Terms of Use (Superseded URL)
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The clause states: “to allow us to share your Subscription Data with third parties for the purpose of verifying the information you provide and charging your account.”
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