The policy explicitly states that Hims & Hers may sell sensitive personal data, including health data and sexual orientation information, as those terms are defined under California and other state privacy laws, through disclosures to advertising and analytics partners.
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This provision establishes that data disclosures to third-party advertising and analytics partners may constitute a sale of sensitive personal information under applicable state law definitions, triggering opt-out rights and, in some jurisdictions, opt-in consent requirements for sensitive data categories.
The agreement states that sensitive personal data including health data and sexual orientation information may be sold as defined under state privacy laws. Users can opt out via the Global Privacy Control, privacy.hims.com/policies, or the 'Your Privacy Choices' link on the company's webpage.
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Compare across platforms →"NOTICE: We may sell your sensitive personal data. 'Sell' in this context refers to 'sell' as defined in certain state privacy laws. Some of the data disclosures to these third parties may be considered a 'sale' or 'sharing' of personal information as defined under the laws of California and other U.S. states.Excerpt from Hims & Hers's Privacy Policy
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This provision establishes that data disclosures to third-party advertising and analytics partners may constitute a sale of sensitive personal information under applicable state law definitions, triggering opt-out rights and, in some jurisdictions, opt-in consent requirements for sensitive data categories.
The agreement states that sensitive personal data including health data and sexual orientation information may be sold as defined under state privacy laws. Users can opt out via the Global Privacy Control, privacy.hims.com/policies, or the 'Your Privacy Choices' link on the company's webpage.
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