“These activities–disclosing unique IDs and disclosing data through Cookies–may constitute "targeted advertising", "sharing", or "selling" under certain privacy laws, and...we may require your consent or you may be able to opt out of such activities.”
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Grammarly acknowledges that its data disclosure practices may trigger legal protections under certain privacy laws, which could activate consent requirements or opt-out rights depending on applicable law.
Interpretive note: The clause uses 'may constitute' and 'may require' throughout, making both the legal characterization and the consent or opt-out mechanism conditional rather than definitive. The excerpt also contains an ellipsis, indicating omitted text. Confidence is medium due to these qualifications and the partial excerpt.
Depending on applicable privacy law, Grammarly may ask for your consent before these activities or you may be able to opt out of them.
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We may use your information for targeted advertising if: Your cookie preferences...allow us to. You've opted in to receive marketing communications from us.
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when you opt out of receiving interest-based advertisements through one of these programs, this does not mean you will no longer see advertisements from us or on our services.
"These activities–disclosing unique IDs and disclosing data through Cookies–may constitute "targeted advertising", "sharing", or "selling" under certain privacy laws, and...we may require your consent or you may be able to opt out of such activities.Excerpt from Grammarly's Privacy Policy
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Grammarly acknowledges that its data disclosure practices may trigger legal protections under certain privacy laws, which could activate consent requirements or opt-out rights depending on applicable law.
Depending on applicable privacy law, Grammarly may ask for your consent before these activities or you may be able to opt out of them.
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