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Characterizing disclosure as a potential 'sale' under applicable law triggers statutory rights — such as opt-out rights — that users may hold under privacy laws like the CCPA.
Interpretive note: The excerpt references 'such personal information listed above' and 'these third parties' and 'these services,' which are defined elsewhere in the policy and not present in the excerpt. The canonical claim cannot enumerate those specifics.
Certain personal information Peacock shares with third parties for service purposes may legally qualify as a sale, which may give you statutory rights regarding that disclosure.
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Characterizing disclosure as a potential 'sale' under applicable law triggers statutory rights — such as opt-out rights — that users may hold under privacy laws like the CCPA.
Certain personal information Peacock shares with third parties for service purposes may legally qualify as a sale, which may give you statutory rights regarding that disclosure.
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