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"User must disclose to User's Customers in User's Privacy Policy that Personal Data may be transferred, processed, and stored outside of Canada and...may be subject to disclosure as Law requires.Excerpt from Stripe's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “User must disclose to User's Customers in User's Privacy Policy that Personal Data may be transferred, processed, and stored outside of Canada and...may be subject to disclosure as Law requires.”
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