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Users are required to pre-acknowledge a specific risk — reduced privacy protections — before that risk materializes, which limits their ability to later dispute the adequacy of protections afforded to their data.
Users are required to accept, as a condition of interaction, that their personal information may end up in jurisdictions with weaker legal privacy protections than those in their home country.
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