Home Depot shares your personal information with advertising networks, data analytics companies, and social media platforms so they can show you targeted ads based on your behavior and interests.
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Sharing personal data with advertising partners for behavioral targeting is one of the broadest and most commercially significant data uses in this policy, directly affecting what ads you see across the internet and how your data profile is built over time.
Your purchase history, browsing behavior, and other personal data collected by Home Depot may be shared with a wide network of advertising and analytics partners, enabling targeted advertising across third-party platforms and websites without your active opt-in in most jurisdictions.
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"We may share your personal information with third-party advertising partners, including ad networks, data analytics companies, and social media platforms, to provide you with targeted advertising based on your interests and activities. These partners may use cookies, pixel tags, and similar tracking technologies to collect information about your interactions with our websites, mobile applications, and other online services.Excerpt from Home Depot's Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Sharing personal information with third-party advertising partners for cross-context behavioral advertising constitutes 'sharing' under CPRA, triggering mandatory opt-out rights for California residents.
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Sharing personal data with advertising partners for behavioral targeting is one of the broadest and most commercially significant data uses in this policy, directly affecting what ads you see across the internet and how your data profile is built over time.
Your purchase history, browsing behavior, and other personal data collected by Home Depot may be shared with a wide network of advertising and analytics partners, enabling targeted advertising across third-party platforms and websites without your active opt-in in most jurisdictions.
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