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Characterizing the data sharing as a potential 'sale' invokes statutory opt-out rights under US privacy laws such as the CCPA, though the word 'may' preserves conditionality on both the sale characterization and the opt-out availability.
Interpretive note: The excerpt uses 'may qualify' and 'may be able to,' both of which are preserved in the canonical claim. The US-specific scope of the opt-out right is noted in omitted_material.
Eufy acknowledges that its data sharing with ad networks and advertising partners may constitute a sale of your Personal Data, and states that you may be able to limit or opt out of that sale.
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In certain circumstances, the right to erasure and/or the right to be forgotten, which means that you can request deletion or removal of certain Personal Data we process about you.
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"Our disclosure or making available of identifiers, customer records, commercial information...to ad networks and advertising partners may qualify as the sale of Personal Data...you may be able to limit or opt-out of the sale...Excerpt from Eufy's Privacy Policy
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Characterizing the data sharing as a potential 'sale' invokes statutory opt-out rights under US privacy laws such as the CCPA, though the word 'may' preserves conditionality on both the sale characterization and the opt-out availability.
Eufy acknowledges that its data sharing with ad networks and advertising partners may constitute a sale of your Personal Data, and states that you may be able to limit or opt out of that sale.
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