“For SMS in the United States and Canada, the above excludes the sharing of text messaging originator opt-in data and consent with any third parties except where you provide consent to such sharing.”
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SMS opt-in data and consent records are carved out from Ticketmaster's broader third-party sharing practices in the US and Canada, providing users a specific protection over their messaging consent data.
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View change record →A user in the United States or Canada who provides SMS opt-in consent can expect that data will not be shared with third parties unless they separately consent to such sharing.
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SMS opt-in data and consent records are carved out from Ticketmaster's broader third-party sharing practices in the US and Canada, providing users a specific protection over their messaging consent data.
A user in the United States or Canada who provides SMS opt-in consent can expect that data will not be shared with third parties unless they separately consent to such sharing.
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