Peloton uses cookies, pixels, and similar tracking technologies on its website and apps to collect data about your browsing behavior, which may be shared with third-party analytics and advertising vendors.
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The clause establishes the operational basis for persistent data collection across user interactions and devices. This mechanism enables Peloton to aggregate behavioral data and facilitate targeted advertising partnerships without requiring affirmative consent to each individual tracking instance.
Cookies and trackers on Peloton's platforms collect data about how you browse and interact with the service, which can be used to target you with advertising and shared with third-party analytics providers.
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Cookies may also allow us and our service providers to collect data about your use of our services, including text you enter, screen recordings of your mouse movements, and other interactions as you browse and use our services, even if you don't have an account or Profile.
These Cookies are used to track information about traffic to the Website and how users use the Website. The information gathered via these Cookies may directly or indirectly identify you as an individual visitor.
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"We use cookies and similar tracking technologies such as pixels, tags/web beacons, scripts, and social media widgets (collectively "Cookies") to collect and use personal information about you from your browser, device and our correspondence (e.g. emails), including for analytics purposes and to serve you interest-based advertising.Excerpt from Peloton's Privacy Policy
Use of tracking technologies for advertising purposes requires compliance with GDPR ePrivacy requirements (consent-based cookie deployment for EU users), CCPA disclosure obligations, and FTC guidance on online behavioral advertising.
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The clause establishes the operational basis for persistent data collection across user interactions and devices. This mechanism enables Peloton to aggregate behavioral data and facilitate targeted advertising partnerships without requiring affirmative consent to each individual tracking instance.
Cookies and trackers on Peloton's platforms collect data about how you browse and interact with the service, which can be used to target you with advertising and shared with third-party analytics providers.
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