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The clause establishes that Verizon acknowledges the possible existence of additional legal rights beyond those described elsewhere in the policy, which may expand users' enforceable options depending on their jurisdiction.
Interpretive note: The excerpt ends mid-list ('Indiana...'), so additional states referenced in the full document are not captured here. The word 'es posible' (may) is a conditional qualifier preserved in the claim.
Depending on your location or circumstances, you may have additional privacy rights under the Cable Act or specific state privacy laws that Verizon recognizes.
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The clause establishes that Verizon acknowledges the possible existence of additional legal rights beyond those described elsewhere in the policy, which may expand users' enforceable options depending on their jurisdiction.
Depending on your location or circumstances, you may have additional privacy rights under the Cable Act or specific state privacy laws that Verizon recognizes.
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