“Hulu may share information with its business partners that help offer the Hulu service, including for example, its content programmers, distributors and device partners, and corporate owners; with your consent, Hulu may also share your viewing information together with certain personal information...”
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Users' information may flow to multiple categories of external parties as a routine part of Hulu's service operations, without requiring individual user consent for those disclosures.
Interpretive note: The excerpt contains a second independent proposition—consent-based sharing of viewing information combined with certain personal information with additional parties—which was omitted from the canonical claim and recorded in omitted_material.
Your information may be shared with content programmers, distributors, device partners, and corporate owners as part of Hulu's standard service delivery.
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Users' information may flow to multiple categories of external parties as a routine part of Hulu's service operations, without requiring individual user consent for those disclosures.
Your information may be shared with content programmers, distributors, device partners, and corporate owners as part of Hulu's standard service delivery.
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