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Is It Selling Me?

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Source
https://values.snap.com/privacy/privacy-policy
Fetched
Checked
30 Aug 2026
Position
Paragraph 102 of 182

Other Purposes, With Your Permission

Additionally, there may be instances when you interact with our Services that we will ask for your permission to use your information in a new, different or otherwise specific way.

How We Share Information

This section explains who we share information with, what that information may include and the reasons for sharing that information, including when we need to transfer it outside the country it was collected from.

Recipients & Reasons for Sharing

Snapchat. To provide our Services to you and our community, we may share some of your information with your friends on Snapchat or other Snapchatters. For example, the content you post to Stories, your current or recent activity status, or your status as a premium subscriber, can be viewed by your Friends if you allow it. See the Control Over Your Information section and your Settings for the controls you have over who sees what and when.

Family Centre Participants. When you have enabled Family Centre, we share information about the connected teen account to the parent or guardian to provide insight about how the account is used, for example, who your Friends are on Snapchat or which friends you may be sharing your location with. We do not share the content of private content and communications. Learn more.

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