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"If we decline to take action on one of your privacy requests, depending on your residency, you may be able to submit an appeal by going to our privacy request page...Excerpt from Walmart's Privacy Notice
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The clause states: “If we decline to take action on one of your privacy requests, depending on your residency, you may be able to submit an appeal by going to our privacy request page...”
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