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Dun & Bradstreet removed 7 sentences from their privacy policy that previously explained cookie preferences, chat functionality, and links to their Cookie Policy. The removed language included options to accept all cookies, select required-only cookies, or manage choices, as well as instructions for enabling chat features. The policy no longer contains this introductory cookie disclosure or navigation guidance at the point where users would typically encounter privacy choices.
The updated policy no longer includes the introductory explanation of how cookies are used on Dun & Bradstreet's website or instructions for managing cookie preferences through 'Agree and Proceed', 'Required Only', or 'Manage Choices' options. The language describing chat functionality and how to enable related cookies has also been removed. The policy now directs users to separate Cookie Policy documentation for detailed information, rather than providing initial guidance inline.
The updated policy no longer provides inline guidance on how cookies are used or how users can manage cookie preferences through the policy document itself. This may affect how easily users can discover or understand their cookie options, though it does not necessarily indicate that the underlying controls or disclosures have changed—they may have been reorganized into separate documentation.
Removed explanatory language about cookie types and preference management options previously provided in the privacy policy.
Removed instructions for enabling chat cookies and related setup guidance from the policy.
This change record describes what was added, removed, or modified in the document. Analysis reflects what the updated agreement states or permits. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
This change represents removal of explanatory text from the privacy policy's cookie consent section. The removal appears to be editorial or organizational rather than substantive—the underlying practices and available controls may remain unchanged, but users no longer see the initial guidance about cookie types and preference management within the main privacy policy document. Organizations that reference Dun & Bradstreet's transparency practices should verify whether cookie-related disclosures and user controls are now located elsewhere (such as a dedicated cookie banner or separate Cookie Policy document) to confirm no substantive disclosure gaps have been created.
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