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"If you transact with a business through the Service and then leave a review for that business, we may publicly display the fact that you transacted with that business in connection with your review.Excerpt from Yelp's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “If you transact with a business through the Service and then leave a review for that business, we may publicly display the fact that you transacted with that business in connection with your review.”
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