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The clause establishes that a materiality threshold ('substantially different') triggers a user opt-out or choice opportunity, meaning minor changes do not require Verizon to offer users a renewed choice.
Interpretive note: The excerpt contains an ellipsis, suggesting intervening text was omitted. The full conditions or notification mechanism for the choice opportunity cannot be confirmed from this fragment alone.
If Verizon makes a substantially different change to how it uses or discloses your identifying information, you will have the opportunity to update your privacy choices.
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"Si cambiamos la forma en la que usamos o divulgamos la información que te identifica de alguna forma que sea substancialmente diferente... se te dará la oportunidad de actualizar tus opciones...— Excerpt from Verizon's Verizon Privacy Policy (Summary)
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The clause establishes that a materiality threshold ('substantially different') triggers a user opt-out or choice opportunity, meaning minor changes do not require Verizon to offer users a renewed choice.
If Verizon makes a substantially different change to how it uses or discloses your identifying information, you will have the opportunity to update your privacy choices.
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