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The operational significance of this clause is that viewing history data—which under the Video Privacy Protection Act may constitute sensitive personal information—is incorporated into the service's standard data-sharing framework. This establishes a routine disclosure practice that affects the scope of data available to external partners and the service's advertising infrastructure.
Users operating under these terms authorize collection and third-party disclosure of their complete viewing history as a condition of service use. The terms do not restrict sharing to specific categories of partners or purposes; disclosure occurs across advertising, analytics, and broader business partner networks.
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"We collect information about the content you watch, including titles, genres, and viewing duration. This information may be shared with third-party advertising partners, analytics providers, and other business partners for purposes including targeted advertising and analytics.— Excerpt from Paramount+'s Paramount Privacy Policy
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The operational significance of this clause is that viewing history data—which under the Video Privacy Protection Act may constitute sensitive personal information—is incorporated into the service's standard data-sharing framework. This establishes a routine disclosure practice that affects the scope of data available to external partners and the service's advertising infrastructure.
Users operating under these terms authorize collection and third-party disclosure of their complete viewing history as a condition of service use. The terms do not restrict sharing to specific categories of partners or purposes; disclosure occurs across advertising, analytics, and broader business partner networks.
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