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American Airlines may passively collect a detailed technical profile — including precise geolocation and mobile advertising identifiers — simply from your use of its Interactive Services, without any active submission of information by the user.
Using American Airlines' Interactive Services permits American Airlines to receive a range of technical data about you, including your location and identifiers used for advertising.
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"When you use our Interactive Services, we may receive technical information such as your browser type, the type of operating system you use, your geolocation, the name of your internet service provider, mobile advertising identifiers, and pages visited.Excerpt from American Airlines's Privacy Policy
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American Airlines may passively collect a detailed technical profile — including precise geolocation and mobile advertising identifiers — simply from your use of its Interactive Services, without any active submission of information by the user.
Using American Airlines' Interactive Services permits American Airlines to receive a range of technical data about you, including your location and identifiers used for advertising.
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