The policy authorizes Pinterest to disclose cookie IDs, IP addresses, and hashed email addresses to third-party advertising services including Facebook Ads and Google Marketing Platform, which may combine this data with their own user data to deliver Pinterest advertisements on other platforms.
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This provision establishes a data disclosure arrangement with named third-party advertising platforms that allows those platforms to combine Pinterest-sourced identifiers with their own data profiles. The policy acknowledges this may constitute selling or sharing under U.S. state privacy laws and provides an opt-out mechanism through Privacy and Data Settings.
Under this provision, Pinterest discloses cookie IDs, IP addresses, and hashed email addresses to Facebook Ads, Google Marketing Platform, and other third parties for off-platform advertising. Users in U.S. states with applicable privacy laws can opt out of this sharing through Pinterest's Privacy and Data Settings.
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Compare across platforms →"Advertise Pinterest products and services to you on other sites and apps. To do this, we disclose information such as cookie IDs, your IP address, or a hashed version of your email address to third parties, such as Facebook Ads, Google Marketing Platform, and others who may combine that information with other information they already have about you and deliver ads about Pinterest to you.Excerpt from Pinterest's Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision implicates CCPA's sale and sharing definitions, as the policy itself acknowledges these activities may constitute targeted advertising, sharing, or sale under U.S.
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This provision establishes a data disclosure arrangement with named third-party advertising platforms that allows those platforms to combine Pinterest-sourced identifiers with their own data profiles. The policy acknowledges this may constitute selling or sharing under U.S. state privacy laws and provides an opt-out mechanism through Privacy and Data Settings.
Under this provision, Pinterest discloses cookie IDs, IP addresses, and hashed email addresses to Facebook Ads, Google Marketing Platform, and other third parties for off-platform advertising. Users in U.S. states with applicable privacy laws can opt out of this sharing through Pinterest's Privacy and Data Settings.
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