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This clause establishes a legally recognized opt-out right that limits MyFitnessPal's ability to share personal information for cross-contextual behavioral advertising once invoked.
Users may exercise the right to opt out of personal information sharing with third-party profile-builders for marketing purposes.
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This clause establishes a legally recognized opt-out right that limits MyFitnessPal's ability to share personal information for cross-contextual behavioral advertising once invoked.
Users may exercise the right to opt out of personal information sharing with third-party profile-builders for marketing purposes.
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