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Even if you disable tracking, keep in mind that you may still receive interest-based advertising, including from third parties with whom your information had been previously disclosed.
Ads for products intended for a limited audience should only be targeted to that audience. For example, if a credit card offer is limited to individuals over the age of 18, the offer's ad campaign must be age targeted to 18+.
Any targeted advertising by Ramp will only be carried out to the extent that it is permitted by applicable law.
"When you opt out of receiving targeted advertising, you may still see general audience advertising regarding our products and services.Excerpt from Home Depot's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “When you opt out of receiving targeted advertising, you may still see general audience advertising regarding our products and services.”
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