“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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Users' Subscription Data is shared with unspecified third parties, and users must permit this as a condition of use, with sharing limited to verification and account-charging purposes.
Interpretive note: The excerpt does not specify what 'Subscription Data' encompasses or who the third parties are; those details may appear elsewhere in the agreement. The second what_this_means item is inferred from the structure of the clause as a user requirement, not stated explicitly.
Your Subscription Data will be shared with third parties; you are required to permit this sharing, which is used for verifying your information and charging your account.
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"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
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Users' Subscription Data is shared with unspecified third parties, and users must permit this as a condition of use, with sharing limited to verification and account-charging purposes.
Your Subscription Data will be shared with third parties; you are required to permit this sharing, which is used for verifying your information and charging your account.
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