Intuit expanded its privacy policy to add explicit cookie consent management controls and disclosure language. The updated policy describes how cookies and tracking technologies are used for website functionality and advertising, introduces a 'Customize Settings' opt-out option for third-party advertising cookies, and explains that certain cookies cannot be declined because they are necessary for the website to function. Users can now adjust their cookie preferences through a consent preference panel, though any opt-out choice will need to be renewed if they use a different device, browser, or clear their cookies.
Consumers: Intuit now clearly explains what cookies do and why it uses them.
Consumers: Users can now decline advertising cookies, though they must reselect this choice on new devices or after clearing cookies.
Consumers: Some cookies are non-optional because the website needs them to work properly.
The updated policy establishes a cookie consent interface allowing users to manage their cookie preferences. The terms clarify that certain cookies are essential for website functionality and cannot be declined, while third-party advertising cookies can be declined through the 'Customize Settings' option. The policy also states that opt-out choices must be renewed if you visit with a different device or browser or if you clear your cookies.
→ Visit 'Customize Settings' to decline third-party advertising cookies
→ Renew your opt-out choice if you change devices, browsers, or clear your cookies
Added 'Customize Settings' option allowing users to decline third-party advertising cookies; essential cookies cannot be declined.
Users must renew opt-out choices if they visit with a different device, browser, or after clearing cookies.
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