Klarna collects data about your browsing behaviour, purchase history, and device activity and uses this to serve you personalised advertisements, including through third-party advertising partners.
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The provision establishes Klarna's operational authority to leverage user behavioral information as part of its data monetization and advertising infrastructure, enabling targeted marketing operations across its service ecosystem.
Klarna's use of your behavioural data for targeted advertising means your financial and shopping activity contributes to a commercial profile that can follow you across the internet through third-party ad networks.
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Behavioural advertising data processing engages GDPR Articles 6(1)(a) and 6(1)(f) (consent and legitimate interests), CCPA/CPRA opt-out rights for California residents, and ePrivacy Directive cookie and tracking requirements for EU/UK users. Compliance teams should assess whether consent mechanisms meet the standard required for advertising purposes under GDPR.
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The provision establishes Klarna's operational authority to leverage user behavioral information as part of its data monetization and advertising infrastructure, enabling targeted marketing operations across its service ecosystem.
Klarna's use of your behavioural data for targeted advertising means your financial and shopping activity contributes to a commercial profile that can follow you across the internet through third-party ad networks.
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