The notice authorizes Anyscale to share user personal information with third-party advertising partners and permits those partners to deploy tracking technologies on Anyscale's services to collect IP addresses, cookie identifiers, browsing activity, location, and time-of-day data for cross-network behavioral advertising.
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This provision establishes a data flow from Anyscale's services to third-party advertising networks that involves direct collection of behavioral data by those third parties, not merely receipt of information passed by Anyscale. This has compliance implications under GDPR consent requirements for cookie-based tracking and CCPA opt-out obligations for the sale or sharing of personal information.
Current version adds specific details about tracking mechanisms (Technologies, tracking tools) and explicit examples of collected data points, plus clarification that partners use cross-service information for personalized ads.
View full change record →Under this clause, third-party advertising partners may directly collect device identifiers, browsing activity, IP addresses, and location data from users visiting Anyscale's services, and may use that data for behavioral advertising across those partners' broader digital networks. California residents may opt out of this sharing by contacting privacy@anyscale.com.
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"We may share your personal information with third-party advertising partners. These third-party advertising partners may set Technologies and other tracking tools on our Services to collect information regarding your activities and your device (e.g., your IP address, cookie identifiers, page(s) visited, location, time of day). These advertising partners may use this information (and similar information collected from other services) for purposes of delivering personalized advertisements to you when you visit digital properties within their networks.Excerpt from Anyscale's Privacy Policy
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This provision establishes a data flow from Anyscale's services to third-party advertising networks that involves direct collection of behavioral data by those third parties, not merely receipt of information passed by Anyscale. This has compliance implications under GDPR consent requirements for cookie-based tracking and CCPA opt-out obligations for the sale or sharing of personal information.
Under this clause, third-party advertising partners may directly collect device identifiers, browsing activity, IP addresses, and location data from users visiting Anyscale's services, and may use that data for behavioral advertising across those partners' broader digital networks. California residents may opt out of this sharing by contacting privacy@anyscale.com.
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