The policy explicitly states that Google does not sell personal information and does not share personal information as the term share is defined in the CCPA, which covers disclosures for cross-context behavioral advertising purposes.
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This provision makes an explicit assertion about Google's data practices relative to CCPA definitions; compliance teams should evaluate this assertion in the context of the policy's other disclosures about advertising data flows, third-party service provider sharing, and partner data access to assess consistency with the CCPA's definitional framework.
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This provision makes an explicit assertion about Google's data practices relative to CCPA definitions; compliance teams should evaluate this assertion in the context of the policy's other disclosures about advertising data flows, third-party service provider sharing, and partner data access to assess consistency with the CCPA's definitional framework.
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