“the disclosure of your personal information to these third parties to assist us in providing these services may be considered a "sale" of personal information or the processing/sharing of personal information for targeted advertising purposes.”
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FanDuel's acknowledgment that its third-party disclosures may qualify as a 'sale' under applicable law is legally significant because sale-of-data classifications trigger specific consumer rights and regulatory protections in several jurisdictions.
Interpretive note: The use of 'may be considered' means FanDuel does not definitively characterize the disclosures as sales; the canonical claim preserves this qualifier.
FanDuel's disclosure of your personal information to third parties in connection with its services may legally qualify as a 'sale' of your personal information or as processing or sharing for targeted advertising, which may activate specific privacy rights available to you.
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FanDuel's acknowledgment that its third-party disclosures may qualify as a 'sale' under applicable law is legally significant because sale-of-data classifications trigger specific consumer rights and regulatory protections in several jurisdictions.
FanDuel's disclosure of your personal information to third parties in connection with its services may legally qualify as a 'sale' of your personal information or as processing or sharing for targeted advertising, which may activate specific privacy rights available to you.
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