“We may share information as discussed below, but we won't sell it to advertisers or other third parties.”
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An explicit prohibition on sale distinguishes Dropbox's data practices from services that monetize user data through sale, providing users a defined boundary on how their information may be commercially used.
A reader's information will not be sold to advertisers or other third parties by Dropbox.
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An explicit prohibition on sale distinguishes Dropbox's data practices from services that monetize user data through sale, providing users a defined boundary on how their information may be commercially used.
A reader's information will not be sold to advertisers or other third parties by Dropbox.
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