“We and our third-party partners may use the information we collect to help us identify other devices that you use...your online behavior on your current browser or device...may be combined with information collected from your other browsers or devices.”
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This clause discloses that MyFitnessPal and partners engage in cross-device tracking and behavioral data aggregation, which can create a comprehensive profile of a user's activity.
MyFitnessPal and its third-party partners may link your activity across multiple devices and browsers by combining behavioral data collected from each.
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"We and our third-party partners may use the information we collect to help us identify other devices that you use...your online behavior on your current browser or device...may be combined with information collected from your other browsers or devices.Excerpt from MyFitnessPal's Privacy Policy
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This clause discloses that MyFitnessPal and partners engage in cross-device tracking and behavioral data aggregation, which can create a comprehensive profile of a user's activity.
MyFitnessPal and its third-party partners may link your activity across multiple devices and browsers by combining behavioral data collected from each.
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