The policy discloses that Stripe may collect biometric data as part of its identity verification services, where applicable under local law.
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This provision establishes that biometric data collection is within scope of Stripe's data practices for identity verification purposes, which engages state biometric privacy statutes and GDPR special category data provisions requiring explicit consent.
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Under this provision, individuals using Stripe's identity verification services may have biometric data collected and processed, subject to applicable law and the consent mechanisms Stripe employs in those contexts.
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This provision establishes that biometric data collection is within scope of Stripe's data practices for identity verification purposes, which engages state biometric privacy statutes and GDPR special category data provisions requiring explicit consent.
Under this provision, individuals using Stripe's identity verification services may have biometric data collected and processed, subject to applicable law and the consent mechanisms Stripe employs in those contexts.
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