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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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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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