“We contractually require any person or organization providing products or services on our behalf to protect State Farm customer information.”
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The obligation to protect customer information extends beyond State Farm itself to third parties acting on its behalf, and that obligation is enforced through contractual requirements.
Interpretive note: The excerpt does not specify the content or scope of the contractual protection required, only that such a contractual requirement exists.
Persons and organizations providing products or services on State Farm's behalf are contractually bound to protect your customer information.
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The obligation to protect customer information extends beyond State Farm itself to third parties acting on its behalf, and that obligation is enforced through contractual requirements.
Persons and organizations providing products or services on State Farm's behalf are contractually bound to protect your customer information.
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