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This clause establishes a user-invocable right specifically targeting categories of information that carry heightened privacy risk, limiting MyFitnessPal's use upon request.
Interpretive note: The sensitive categories listed are introduced with 'such as,' indicating the list is illustrative. The canonical claim reflects only the categories explicitly named in the excerpt.
California users may request that MyFitnessPal restrict its use of their sensitive personal information, including health, biometric, racial, ethnic, and religious data.
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The right to request restriction of processing of Personal Data or object to processing of Personal Data carried out pursuant to (i) a legitimate interest...or (ii) performance of a task in the public interest
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"You have the right to request that we restrict our use of certain pieces of personal information that are considered sensitive under California law—such as information about your race, ethnicity, religion...biometric information, and health information.— Excerpt from MyFitnessPal's MyFitnessPal Privacy Policy
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This clause establishes a user-invocable right specifically targeting categories of information that carry heightened privacy risk, limiting MyFitnessPal's use upon request.
California users may request that MyFitnessPal restrict its use of their sensitive personal information, including health, biometric, racial, ethnic, and religious data.
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