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The updated policy discloses that Grubhub collects payment card identifiers, merchant information, and transaction details from payment card networks and third-party service providers when users participate in rewards programs like In-Person Dining and Card-Linked Offers. The policy states this data may be used to provide rewards, calculate credits, and shared with participating merchants in aggregated form. You can opt out of these programs by visiting your account page, clicking on 'The Drop,' and selecting 'Manage' next to Linked Cards.
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You may update your Privacy Settings, including opting out of cookies and other tracking technologies.
Before accepting a request from an agent, we will require the agent to provide proof you have authorized it to act on your behalf, and we may need you to verify your identity directly with us.
You may exercise the abovementioned rights free of charge by contacting us at the contact details in the "Contact Information" section of this Policy.
"if we detect that you have enabled a legally-recognized browser-based opt out preference signal for your device or browser (such as Global Privacy Control), we will endeavor to recognize such preference in accordance with and to the extent required by applicable lawExcerpt from Grubhub's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “if we detect that you have enabled a legally-recognized browser-based opt out preference signal for your device or browser (such as Global Privacy Control), we will endeavor to recognize such preference in accordance with and to the extent required by applicable law”
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