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Even if you disable tracking, keep in mind that you may still receive interest-based advertising, including from third parties with whom your information had been previously disclosed.
you may continue to see general audience marketing, such as The Home Depot ads on other websites that are placed based on the content available on the sites.
Where applicable under local law, you may have the right to opt out of targeted advertising by clicking "Manage Preferences" and following the instructions.
"adjusting your preferences as described in this section does not mean you will no longer receive advertisements; it only means the ads you do see will be less relevant to your interests.Excerpt from Activision's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “adjusting your preferences as described in this section does not mean you will no longer receive advertisements; it only means the ads you do see will be less relevant to your interests.”
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