“Some of our advertising partners enable us to... use that unique identifier to either exclude you from our marketing campaigns, or to target our ads at an audience that is similar to you in terms of background, interests or app usage.”
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User data is shared with advertising partners who may use it to construct audience profiles modeled on individual users, meaning a user's characteristics can influence who else receives targeted advertising.
Your unique identifier may be shared with Hinge's advertising partners, who can use it to suppress you from certain campaigns or to target similar audiences with ads.
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If you disable Allow Apps to Request to Track, third-party apps cannot request to use the Advertising Identifier, a non-personal identifier served by the operating system on your device, to track you...
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They may be used by those companies to build a profile of your interests and show you relevant adverts on other sites. They do not store directly personal information, but are based on uniquely identifying your browser...
"Some of our advertising partners enable us to... use that unique identifier to either exclude you from our marketing campaigns, or to target our ads at an audience that is similar to you in terms of background, interests or app usage.Excerpt from Hinge's Privacy Policy
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User data is shared with advertising partners who may use it to construct audience profiles modeled on individual users, meaning a user's characteristics can influence who else receives targeted advertising.
Your unique identifier may be shared with Hinge's advertising partners, who can use it to suppress you from certain campaigns or to target similar audiences with ads.
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