Pinecone permits third-party advertising companies to place tracking tools on its site that follow your browsing activity across Pinecone and other websites to show you targeted ads.
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This provision authorizes cross-site behavioral tracking by third-party advertisers, meaning information about your browsing habits may be collected and used by companies other than Pinecone to target you with advertising.
The provision authorizes third-party advertisers to collect browsing activity and interests data via tracking technologies deployed on Pinecone's services, which may result in targeted advertising appearing on other websites and apps you use.
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"We may partner with third parties to either display advertising on our Services or to manage our advertising on other websites or apps. Our third party advertisers may use Tracking Technologies to gather information about your activities on our Services and other websites and apps in order to provide you advertising based upon your browsing activities and interests.Excerpt from Pinecone's Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision implicates the EU ePrivacy Directive and GDPR (particularly consent requirements for non-essential cookies and tracking technologies), UK GDPR and the UK Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations, and the CPRA's right to …
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This provision authorizes cross-site behavioral tracking by third-party advertisers, meaning information about your browsing habits may be collected and used by companies other than Pinecone to target you with advertising.
The provision authorizes third-party advertisers to collect browsing activity and interests data via tracking technologies deployed on Pinecone's services, which may result in targeted advertising appearing on other websites and apps you use.
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