“When a Product Privacy Notice exists, the content of the Product Privacy Notice applies to your use of the product and service.”
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The existence of a Product Privacy Notice means the general Privacy Policy may not be the operative document for specific products, and users must consult product-specific notices to understand how their information is handled.
Interpretive note: The excerpt states the Product Privacy Notice 'applies' when one exists but does not explicitly state whether it supersedes, supplements, or coexists with the general Privacy Policy. The canonical claim uses 'applies' to match the document language exactly, avoiding the inference of supersession or supplementation.
For any UnitedHealthcare product that has its own Product Privacy Notice, that notice—not solely the general Privacy Policy—governs how your information is handled for that product.
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"When a Product Privacy Notice exists, the content of the Product Privacy Notice applies to your use of the product and service.Excerpt from UnitedHealthcare's Privacy Policy
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The existence of a Product Privacy Notice means the general Privacy Policy may not be the operative document for specific products, and users must consult product-specific notices to understand how their information is handled.
For any UnitedHealthcare product that has its own Product Privacy Notice, that notice—not solely the general Privacy Policy—governs how your information is handled for that product.
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