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The clause establishes that third-party marketing disclosure occurs by default for some information types, requiring affirmative opt-out rather than opt-in consent, depending on the category of data.
Whether you must opt in or may opt out of third-party marketing disclosures depends on the type of personal information involved; the control mechanism is not uniform.
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The clause establishes that third-party marketing disclosure occurs by default for some information types, requiring affirmative opt-out rather than opt-in consent, depending on the category of data.
Whether you must opt in or may opt out of third-party marketing disclosures depends on the type of personal information involved; the control mechanism is not uniform.
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