Chase uses cookies, web beacons, and similar tracking tools to collect information about how you use their website and apps, including your browsing behavior and device details.
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The clause establishes the institutional basis for tracking technology deployment across Chase's digital infrastructure and partner networks, specifying the operational purposes (fraud prevention and marketing analytics) that govern such deployment.
Your browsing habits and device information are collected and may be shared with advertising partners. You can limit some tracking by adjusting browser settings or using the opt-out tools provided by Chase.
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We use cookies, web beacons, pixel tags, and other tracking technologies to collect information about your use of our website and Service, including your browser type, referring URL, pages visited, and time spent on pages. We may use this information to analyze trends, administer the site, track use...
We and our third-party partners may use cookies, web beacons, and similar tracking technologies to collect information about your use of the Sites. Cookies are small data files stored on your browser or device. We use both session cookies and persistent cookies. We may also use web beacons, pixel ta...
cookie data, resettable device identifiers, advertising identifiers and other unique identifiers (described below in the section "Cookies and other Technologies").
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"We, or our service providers, and other companies we work with may deploy and use cookies, web beacons, local shared objects and other tracking technologies for the following purposes: fraud prevention and monitoring our advertising and marketing campaign performance. Some of these tracking tools may detect characteristics or settings of the specific device you use to access our online services.— Excerpt from Chase's Chase Privacy Notice
Cookie and tracking disclosures must align with FTC guidance on online behavioral advertising and may also trigger CCPA requirements around the sale of personal information via tracking pixels; legal teams should assess whether current disclosures satisfy state-level consent requirements.
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The clause establishes the institutional basis for tracking technology deployment across Chase's digital infrastructure and partner networks, specifying the operational purposes (fraud prevention and marketing analytics) that govern such deployment.
Your browsing habits and device information are collected and may be shared with advertising partners. You can limit some tracking by adjusting browser settings or using the opt-out tools provided by Chase.
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