The policy discloses that Notion and its technology partners may track browsing activity across multiple websites, devices, and apps by sharing browsing patterns, geo-location data, and device identifiers to match activity associated with the same person across different browsers and devices.
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This provision discloses that cross-device tracking by technology partners involves sharing of browsing patterns, geo-location data, and device identifiers beyond the Notion platform itself, spanning multiple websites and devices. This data sharing for cross-device matching purposes may qualify as a sale or sharing of personal information under the CCPA and may implicate consent requirements under GDPR for EU users.
Under these terms, browsing patterns, geo-location data, and device identifiers may be shared with technology partners for the purpose of matching activity across devices and websites. Users who wish to limit this tracking may use the opt-out mechanisms described in the 'Your Choices' section or enable a legally-recognized browser-based opt-out signal.
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Compare across platforms →"Your browsing activity may be tracked across different websites and different devices or apps. For example, we may attempt to match your browsing activity on your mobile device with your browsing activity on your laptop. To do this our technology partners may share data, such as your browsing patterns, geo-location and device identifiers, and will match the information of the browser and devices that appear to be used by the same person.Excerpt from Notion's Privacy Policy
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages the CCPA's definitions of sale and sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising, as cross-device tracking involves disclosure of identifiers and browsing data to third-party technology partners.
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This provision discloses that cross-device tracking by technology partners involves sharing of browsing patterns, geo-location data, and device identifiers beyond the Notion platform itself, spanning multiple websites and devices. This data sharing for cross-device matching purposes may qualify as a sale or sharing of personal information under the CCPA and may implicate consent requirements under GDPR for EU users.
Under these terms, browsing patterns, geo-location data, and device identifiers may be shared with technology partners for the purpose of matching activity across devices and websites. Users who wish to limit this tracking may use the opt-out mechanisms described in the 'Your Choices' section or enable a legally-recognized browser-based opt-out signal.
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