When a customer wants to "opt-out" from a U.S.company sharing his or her information with third parties:

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Opting out of information sharing with third parties is typically allowed under U.S. privacy regulations, but it can be a complicated process for customers to understand and navigate. However, financial institutions are usually obligated to comply with these requests unless there are specific legal or regulatory exemptions. Written requests from government officials may be necessary in some cases, but this is not a common requirement.

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