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The updated policy now explicitly authorizes Ticketmaster to collect biometric information in limited circumstances where necessary to provide services or required by law, with additional safeguards stated to apply. The policy also discloses that event photography and video recordings may be captured and used in marketing materials on websites, social media, and promotional channels. You can object to the use of your image by contacting Ticketmaster, and they state they will take reasonable steps to respect your request.
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we will delete your account data after three years of inactivity.
Those posts and profile information may remain on such sites even after you delete your account.
We may continue to retain some information even after you delete your account if we are required to do so in order to comply with applicable laws.
"your account has 7 years' of inactivityExcerpt from Ticketmaster's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “your account has 7 years' of inactivity”
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