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"does the company really have the right to use that data to provide a service with it?" Whenever I've signed up for a card, it's had a checkbox for whether or
by lotharbot 17y ago
"does the company really have the right to use that data to provide a service with it?"
Whenever I've signed up for a card, it's had a checkbox for whether or not the company is allowed to send you "great offers from our affiliates". Presumably, they'll only use your data if you allow them to. (Whether they hold to that in practice is another matter.)
- jasonlotito 17y agoBut that has more to do with affiliates. Can Visa do what they want within Visa with your data? Let's say Google for example, tracking your search habits. Now it uses that data to modify what it displays to you, like ads. This is all internal. They don't release it to the public, or even advertisers. Even Visa. While it can't release your data, can it use that data to send you information?