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This provision defines the default data visibility architecture for the service and allocates responsibility for managing transaction privacy to individual users through settings configuration. The default-public model means transaction information is disclosed unless affirmative user action restricts visibility.
Interpretive note: The exact current default setting language and disclosure placement could not be confirmed from the truncated document text; analysis is based on Venmo's publicly known policy and prior regulatory record.
Users' transaction details are displayed within the Venmo network or publicly by default upon payment completion. Transaction visibility operates on an opt-in restriction basis, requiring users to navigate Privacy settings to limit audience access to transaction information.
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"When you make a payment, the transaction — including the payment note and the identities of the sender and recipient — is visible to other Venmo users or the public by default, depending on your privacy settings. The default privacy setting for transactions is set to friends or public unless you change it in the app's Privacy settings.— Excerpt from Venmo's Venmo Privacy Policy
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This provision defines the default data visibility architecture for the service and allocates responsibility for managing transaction privacy to individual users through settings configuration. The default-public model means transaction information is disclosed unless affirmative user action restricts visibility.
Users' transaction details are displayed within the Venmo network or publicly by default upon payment completion. Transaction visibility operates on an opt-in restriction basis, requiring users to navigate Privacy settings to limit audience access to transaction information.
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