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The clause establishes a broad authorization for data sharing with advertising partners using de-identified data categories, which permits monetization of user behavior patterns while relying on de-identification and aggregation as the privacy protection mechanism.
Users' usage patterns and behavioral data may be disclosed to advertising partners in de-identified or aggregated form; the terms do not require opt-in consent or provide opt-out mechanisms for this specific sharing practice, and apply as written upon continued service use.
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Zoom may share personal data with third-party advertising partners and analytics providers to deliver targeted advertising and measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns. This may include sharing identifiers, device information, and behavioral data with partners such as advertising networks.
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The clause establishes a broad authorization for data sharing with advertising partners using de-identified data categories, which permits monetization of user behavior patterns while relying on de-identification and aggregation as the privacy protection mechanism.
Users' usage patterns and behavioral data may be disclosed to advertising partners in de-identified or aggregated form; the terms do not require opt-in consent or provide opt-out mechanisms for this specific sharing practice, and apply as written upon continued service use.
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