“Fastly does not sell your data to third-parties. Please see Section 3 on sharing data with third-parties.”
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A commitment not to sell personal data is a material privacy protection, distinguishing Fastly's practice from data-monetization models and carrying legal significance under statutes such as the CCPA.
Interpretive note: The excerpt references Section 3 for broader third-party sharing practices; those terms are not part of this excerpt and are omitted.
Readers can rely on the fact that Fastly does not sell their personal data to third parties.
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A commitment not to sell personal data is a material privacy protection, distinguishing Fastly's practice from data-monetization models and carrying legal significance under statutes such as the CCPA.
Readers can rely on the fact that Fastly does not sell their personal data to third parties.
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