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This acknowledgment signals that users' statutory opt-out rights under laws like the CCPA may be triggered by MyFitnessPal's cookie practices, even absent a traditional sale.
Interpretive note: The excerpt uses 'may constitute,' which is a qualified acknowledgment rather than a definitive legal admission. The primary proposition is the acknowledgment of potential legal classification.
Users are informed that certain cookie-based data practices by MyFitnessPal may constitute legally recognized sales or sharing of their personal information, potentially activating privacy-law opt-out rights.
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This acknowledgment signals that users' statutory opt-out rights under laws like the CCPA may be triggered by MyFitnessPal's cookie practices, even absent a traditional sale.
Users are informed that certain cookie-based data practices by MyFitnessPal may constitute legally recognized sales or sharing of their personal information, potentially activating privacy-law opt-out rights.
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