“Inferences drawn from the above information about your predicted characteristics and preferences Yes... Commercial Purposes: • Marketing • Helping businesses find new customers... Sold, shared, or disclosed... Yes”
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Derived predictions about a consumer's characteristics and preferences—not just raw data—are treated as sellable assets and transferred to third parties for commercial gain.
Experian may sell, share, or disclose conclusions it has drawn about your likely preferences and characteristics to marketers and businesses seeking new customers.
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Derived predictions about a consumer's characteristics and preferences—not just raw data—are treated as sellable assets and transferred to third parties for commercial gain.
Experian may sell, share, or disclose conclusions it has drawn about your likely preferences and characteristics to marketers and businesses seeking new customers.
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