Grubhub shares your personal identifiers and purchase history with advertising networks and partner companies so they can show you targeted ads and use your data for their own analytics. This applies to your name, email, order history, and browsing behavior on the platform.
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This sharing arrangement means your Grubhub activity can influence ads you see on completely unrelated websites and apps, and third-party partners may retain and use your data under their own separate privacy policies, which Grubhub does not control.
Your order history, identifiers, and browsing behavior on Grubhub may be shared with ad networks and partner companies for targeted advertising, potentially resulting in ads that follow you across the internet based on your food ordering habits.
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"We may share this information with ad networks and other advertising partners for the purpose of cross-context behavioral advertising. We may also share this information with other trusted partners, including those that enable you to access offers or promotions by linking or connecting your Grubhub account with account(s) you may hold with the partners. These trusted partners may use this information to support and market partnership benefits (including by communicating with you), as well as for their internal business purposes such as analytics and product improvement. Any such partner uses will be governed by the partners' respective privacy policies.Excerpt from Grubhub's Privacy Policy
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision implicates CCPA/CPRA, which defines sharing personal information with third parties for cross-context behavioral advertising as a 'share' subject to opt-out rights, regardless of monetary exchange.
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This sharing arrangement means your Grubhub activity can influence ads you see on completely unrelated websites and apps, and third-party partners may retain and use your data under their own separate privacy policies, which Grubhub does not control.
Your order history, identifiers, and browsing behavior on Grubhub may be shared with ad networks and partner companies for targeted advertising, potentially resulting in ads that follow you across the internet based on your food ordering habits.
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