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Peloton's advertising practice involves third parties who may independently track user activity across platforms using cookies and similar technologies.
Interpretive note: The excerpt contains two related but independent propositions: Peloton placing ads through Google and Facebook, and those third parties potentially tracking activity via cookies. Both are captured in the canonical claim given their close factual connection, but the tracking proposition is noted as secondary in omitted_material for transparency.
Your activity may be tracked by Google, Facebook, and similar third parties through cookies and related technologies as a result of Peloton placing ads through those services.
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Peloton's advertising practice involves third parties who may independently track user activity across platforms using cookies and similar technologies.
Your activity may be tracked by Google, Facebook, and similar third parties through cookies and related technologies as a result of Peloton placing ads through those services.
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