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The clause establishes that users have control rights over both inbound marketing contact methods and internal data sharing for marketing, limiting Verizon's marketing use of personal information to the extent the user exercises those choices.
You may exercise choices to limit or direct how Verizon contacts you for marketing and whether certain information circulates within Verizon for marketing purposes.
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"Tienes opciones sobre cómo Verizon te contacta con fines de marketing y si ciertos tipos de información pueden divulgarse dentro de Verizon para fines de marketing.Excerpt from Verizon's Privacy Policy (Summary)
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The clause establishes that users have control rights over both inbound marketing contact methods and internal data sharing for marketing, limiting Verizon's marketing use of personal information to the extent the user exercises those choices.
You may exercise choices to limit or direct how Verizon contacts you for marketing and whether certain information circulates within Verizon for marketing purposes.
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