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This clause identifies the specific mechanisms through which users can exercise control over personalized advertising, making the opt-out pathway actionable.
Users can exercise consent, opt-in, or opt-out choices regarding personalized advertising through two named channels: a browser-based Cookie Preferences tool and an in-app Privacy Center setting.
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"If you'd like to consent, opt-in, or opt out of such advertising, On your browser by visiting "Cookie Preferences" in our footer below...Through our app by visiting the personalization settings within the Privacy Center tab under the "More" menu.Excerpt from MyFitnessPal's Privacy Policy
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This clause identifies the specific mechanisms through which users can exercise control over personalized advertising, making the opt-out pathway actionable.
Users can exercise consent, opt-in, or opt-out choices regarding personalized advertising through two named channels: a browser-based Cookie Preferences tool and an in-app Privacy Center setting.
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