Anyscale's privacy policy now includes a disclosure explaining how California residents can opt out of personal information sales and cross-context behavioral advertising using the Global Privacy Control (GPC) browser signal. The updated policy describes how to download a GPC-supporting browser, visit the Global Privacy Control website, and enable the signal for each browser or extension used to access Anyscale's website. This addition provides California residents with a specific mechanism to exercise opt-out rights under California privacy law.
The updated policy now discloses that California residents may opt out of personal information sales and cross-context behavioral advertising by using the Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal on supported browsers. The policy explains how to download a GPC-supporting browser and enable the signal for each browser or extension used to visit Anyscale's website. You can implement this opt-out by visiting the Global Privacy Control website, downloading a supported browser, and enabling the GPC signal for each browser you use.
→ Visit the Global Privacy Control website to download a supported browser or browser extension
→ Enable the GPC signal for each supported browser or extension you use to visit Anyscale's website
Policy now discloses that California residents may opt out of personal information sales and cross-context behavioral advertising by broadcasting the GPC signal on supported browsers.
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