Compare data sharing governance provisions between TikTok and Threads. Provisions are extracted from monitored governance documents and classified by severity.
The provision establishes a data-sharing framework between TikTok and third-party advertising and measurement partners. It specifies the categories of user information that flow from external partners into TikTok's systems and identifies the operational purposes—ad measurement and targeted delivery—that govern the use of this data.
Consumer impact
Users' activity outside TikTok's platforms and apps is collected by TikTok's advertising partners and shared with TikTok for ad targeting and measurement purposes. The mechanism relies on identifiers such as mobile IDs, hashed email addresses, phone numbers, and cookies that enable cross-platform tracking and matching of user activity.
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Actual clause text
Advertisers, publishers, and measurement and other partners provide us with information about you and the actions you have taken outside of our websites and apps, including the pages you visit, products or services you purchase, and apps you download. These partners also provide information such as mobile identifiers for advertising, hashed email addresses and phone numbers, and cookie identifiers, which we use to help measure the effectiveness of ads we serve and to better deliver ads to you on our websites and apps, or through TikTok Ad Network elsewhere online, depending on your ads settings.
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Cross-company data sharing enables Meta to consolidate user information across its product portfolio, allowing consistent service delivery and coordinated data practices across its subsidiary platforms. This establishes a unified data governance model across the Meta corporate group rather than product-specific information handling.
Consumer impact
Users operating under these terms authorize personal information collected through Threads to be accessed and used by other Meta Companies in their respective services. The scope of data sharing depends on the user's engagement with other Meta products within the corporate group.
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Actual clause text
We share information across the Meta Companies. We share information we collect about you with the other Meta Companies. You can learn more about the other Meta Companies. Depending on which Meta Products you use, information about you is shared between Meta Companies to provide you a seamless and consistent experience across Meta Company Products.
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Threads updated its privacy policy on May 14, 2026 to clarify its relationship to Meta's broader te…
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