Hugging Face says it honors Do Not Track signals from your browser and will not use tracking cookies or advertising when that signal is active.
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DNT signal compliance provisions establish the operational procedures governing whether and how a service honors browser-based privacy preferences. This determines the scope of tracking and data collection practices that proceed despite user-initiated DNT signals.
Users who enable Do Not Track in their browser settings can expect Hugging Face to stop tracking cookies and advertising, though the company does not specify which third parties are also bound by this commitment.
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Please note that if you have a legally-recognized browser-based opt out preference signal turned on via your device browser, (e.g., global privacy control) we recognize such preference in accordance with applicable law.
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The policy's Do Not Track compliance statement satisfies California's CalOPPA disclosure requirement (A.B.
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DNT signal compliance provisions establish the operational procedures governing whether and how a service honors browser-based privacy preferences. This determines the scope of tracking and data collection practices that proceed despite user-initiated DNT signals.
Users who enable Do Not Track in their browser settings can expect Hugging Face to stop tracking cookies and advertising, though the company does not specify which third parties are also bound by this commitment.
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