The policy authorizes sharing of real-time navigation data, including location, direction, and speed, with third-party content and feature providers, conditioned on user consent.
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This provision establishes a consent-conditioned data sharing arrangement involving precise location and behavioral navigation data, which is a sensitive data category under GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, and several other frameworks. The adequacy of the consent mechanism, including its specificity, revocability, and documentation, is a material compliance consideration.
Interpretive note: The consumer-facing text does not specify how consent is obtained, documented, or revoked, or identify the third parties involved, limiting assessment of whether the consent mechanism meets GDPR and CPRA standards.
Under this clause, real-time navigation data including location, direction, and speed may be shared with third-party providers of traffic and parking services when the user has provided consent. The terms do not specify in the consumer-facing text how consent is obtained, stored, or revoked, or which third parties may receive this data.
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Compare across platforms →"With your consent, we share information collected from your auto navigation device — such as location, direction, and speed — with third parties that provide content and features such as traffic and parking information.Excerpt from Garmin's Privacy Statement
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This provision establishes a consent-conditioned data sharing arrangement involving precise location and behavioral navigation data, which is a sensitive data category under GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, and several other frameworks. The adequacy of the consent mechanism, including its specificity, revocability, and documentation, is a material compliance consideration.
Under this clause, real-time navigation data including location, direction, and speed may be shared with third-party providers of traffic and parking services when the user has provided consent. The terms do not specify in the consumer-facing text how consent is obtained, stored, or revoked, or which third parties may receive this data.
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