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This provision establishes the technical and operational basis for data collection across the service. It defines the categories of tracking mechanisms deployed and specifies the permitted uses of collected behavioral and device data, which informs the scope of Coinbase's data processing activities.
Users of the service operate under terms that authorize continuous tracking across their interactions with Coinbase. The provision establishes that users may manage tracking preferences through browser settings or Coinbase's Cookie Preference Center, but tracking occurs as a default practice unless affirmatively disabled.
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This provision establishes the technical and operational basis for data collection across the service. It defines the categories of tracking mechanisms deployed and specifies the permitted uses of collected behavioral and device data, which informs the scope of Coinbase's data processing activities.
Users of the service operate under terms that authorize continuous tracking across their interactions with Coinbase. The provision establishes that users may manage tracking preferences through browser settings or Coinbase's Cookie Preference Center, but tracking occurs as a default practice unless affirmatively disabled.
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