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User information is not necessarily kept solely by Walmart but may be passed to third-party Marketplace Retailers or suppliers, expanding the number of parties who receive and may process that information.
Interpretive note: The excerpt does not define 'certain information,' so the specific categories of data shared cannot be characterized.
The updated terms establish Walmart's explicit right to use any content you submit (reviews, photos, ideas) for AI training and machine learning development, with a non-exclusive, worldwide, transferable license. Simultaneously, the terms prohibit you or third parties from scraping Walmart.com data or using its materials to develop or train AI models. For Rewards Program users, the timing of Rewards debit now extends to 5 business days after fulfillment or shipment, and if insufficient Rewards are available at fulfillment time, your payment card will be charged the full order amount. Delivery guarantees are removed; Walmart disclaims liability for late delivery or inaccessible addresses and is not responsible for independent contractor performance. You can review the full updated Privacy Notice (now called 'Privacy Notice' rather than 'Privacy Policy') at the Walmart corporate website to understand how your content may be used.
View change record →When purchasing from a Marketplace Retailer or Walmart supplier on Walmart.com, certain user information may be shared with that third party for fulfillment and shipping purposes.
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User information is not necessarily kept solely by Walmart but may be passed to third-party Marketplace Retailers or suppliers, expanding the number of parties who receive and may process that information.
When purchasing from a Marketplace Retailer or Walmart supplier on Walmart.com, certain user information may be shared with that third party for fulfillment and shipping purposes.
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