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The clause establishes that Verizon's data may flow to external third parties for identity verification purposes under an optional program.
Interpretive note: The excerpt is a sentence fragment ('o para ayudar a terceros a verificar tu identidad'), so the full context of what program is referenced and its precise terms cannot be confirmed from this clause alone.
If enrolled in this optional program, your information may be shared with third parties to verify who you are.
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The clause establishes that Verizon's data may flow to external third parties for identity verification purposes under an optional program.
If enrolled in this optional program, your information may be shared with third parties to verify who you are.
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