The policy states that when consumers purchase from third-party sellers on the Target Plus marketplace, Target shares the consumer's name, address, and items purchased with those sellers as needed to fulfill the order.
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This provision establishes that Target Plus marketplace transactions involve personal information disclosure to third-party sellers who are not directly subject to Target's privacy policy, creating a data flow that consumers may not associate with a Target-branded transaction and that may require evaluation under applicable data sharing and service provider frameworks.
This provision establishes that purchases from third-party sellers on the Target Plus marketplace result in sharing of the consumer's name, shipping address, and order details with those sellers; the privacy practices of individual Target Plus sellers are governed by their own policies rather than Target's.
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"Target Plus partners. If you purchase from a Target Plus partner, we share your personal information needed to complete your order, such as your name, address, and items purchased.Excerpt from Target's Privacy Policy
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This provision establishes that Target Plus marketplace transactions involve personal information disclosure to third-party sellers who are not directly subject to Target's privacy policy, creating a data flow that consumers may not associate with a Target-branded transaction and that may require evaluation under applicable data sharing and service provider frameworks.
This provision establishes that purchases from third-party sellers on the Target Plus marketplace result in sharing of the consumer's name, shipping address, and order details with those sellers; the privacy practices of individual Target Plus sellers are governed by their own policies rather than Target's.
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