The notice discloses that California residents may opt out of the sharing of personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising by submitting a request via a link in the California section of the notice or by emailing dpo@checkout.com, and states that Checkout does not sell personal information.
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This provision establishes an operative opt-out right for California residents under CPRA for cross-context behavioral advertising, which is a distinct mechanism from a sale opt-out, and the notice separately asserts that no personal information is sold.
The updated policy explicitly states that Checkout.com uses recordings of calls with merchants for training, product development, and marketing purposes. The policy also clarifies that merchant customer contact, cardholder, transaction, and technical information is processed to deliver payment services, detect fraud, and comply with legal obligations. Merchants and their customers should review the updated disclosure to understand how their communications and transaction data are used.
View change record →Under these terms, California residents may submit a request to opt out of personal information sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising by contacting dpo@checkout.com or using the designated opt-out link. The agreement states that personal information is not sold, but sharing for advertising purposes is disclosed as a separate and active practice subject to the opt-out mechanism.
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Compare across platforms →"Your right to opt-out of cross-context behavioral advertising. You may opt-out of the sharing of your personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising. Please click the link here or contact us at dpo@checkout.com to submit a request to opt-out of cross-context behavioral advertising Sale of personal information: Checkout does not sell personal information, as such we do not knowingly sell personal information relating to minorsExcerpt from Checkout.com's Privacy
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This provision establishes an operative opt-out right for California residents under CPRA for cross-context behavioral advertising, which is a distinct mechanism from a sale opt-out, and the notice separately asserts that no personal information is sold.
Under these terms, California residents may submit a request to opt out of personal information sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising by contacting dpo@checkout.com or using the designated opt-out link. The agreement states that personal information is not sold, but sharing for advertising purposes is disclosed as a separate and active practice subject to the opt-out mechanism.
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