Apple explicitly states it does not sell personal data as defined under Nevada and California law, and does not share personal data as that term is defined under California law (which includes sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising purposes).
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This provision addresses two specific legal definitions under California and Nevada privacy law and constitutes an explicit operational commitment that Apple's data practices do not include the sale or cross-context behavioral advertising sharing of personal data as those terms are legally defined in those jurisdictions.
The agreement states that Apple does not sell personal data under Nevada or California law, and does not share personal data for cross-context behavioral advertising purposes as defined under California law. This provision applies specifically to the legal definitions of sale and share in those states.
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This provision addresses two specific legal definitions under California and Nevada privacy law and constitutes an explicit operational commitment that Apple's data practices do not include the sale or cross-context behavioral advertising sharing of personal data as those terms are legally defined in those jurisdictions.
The agreement states that Apple does not sell personal data under Nevada or California law, and does not share personal data for cross-context behavioral advertising purposes as defined under California law. This provision applies specifically to the legal definitions of sale and share in those states.
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