The policy requires users to complete two separate steps to opt out of targeted advertising: first, toggling cookies off in the Cookie Preference Center or enabling Global Privacy Control, and second, submitting a separate opt-out form or email to privacy@airtable.com.
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This provision establishes a two-step opt-out process for targeted advertising that requires both a technical cookie setting action and a separate affirmative request submission, which may require evaluation under state privacy laws that specify the permissible mechanics of opt-out mechanisms.
Interpretive note: Whether the two-step opt-out mechanism satisfies applicable state privacy law requirements, including CPPA guidance on GPC recognition and opt-out accessibility, is a compliance question that may depend on evolving regulatory guidance.
Under this clause, users in the approximately 19 named states must complete both a cookie preference toggle (or GPC activation) and a separate form or email submission to opt out of targeted advertising and personal information sharing; completing only one step does not constitute a complete opt-out under the stated terms.
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Compare across platforms →"You may ask us not to use or disclose your personal information for targeted advertising (sometimes referred to as "sharing" under California law), sales, or analytics purposes. To exercise this right, you must: Toggle cookies off in our Cookie Preference Center, which may be accessed by clicking on "Cookie Preferences" in the footer of this webpage, or enable Global Privacy Control (" GPC ") on your browser; and Submit a request using this form or email privacy@airtable.com .Excerpt from Airtable's Privacy Policy
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages CCPA regulations governing the right to opt out of sale and sharing of personal information, including California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) guidance on opt-out mechanisms and Global Privacy Control …
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This provision establishes a two-step opt-out process for targeted advertising that requires both a technical cookie setting action and a separate affirmative request submission, which may require evaluation under state privacy laws that specify the permissible mechanics of opt-out mechanisms.
Under this clause, users in the approximately 19 named states must complete both a cookie preference toggle (or GPC activation) and a separate form or email submission to opt out of targeted advertising and personal information sharing; completing only one step does not constitute a complete opt-out under the stated terms.
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