RapidAPI uses cookies and tracking tools to monitor how you use the platform and shares this behavioral data with advertising and analytics companies.
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Behavioral tracking data shared with advertising partners can be used to build detailed profiles of users, and in the EU this type of tracking typically requires explicit opt-in consent under the ePrivacy Directive.
Interpretive note: The specific advertising and analytics partners are not enumerated in the document, and whether the data sharing constitutes a CCPA sale or sharing depends on the commercial arrangements involved.
Your browsing and interaction behavior on the RapidAPI platform may be tracked and shared with third-party advertising and analytics vendors, which could affect users who prefer to limit behavioral profiling or who are subject to GDPR consent requirements.
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"We use cookies, pixel tags, web beacons, and similar tracking technologies to collect information about your use of our platform, including pages visited, links clicked, and other interactions. We may share this information with advertising and analytics partners.Excerpt from RapidAPI's Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages the EU ePrivacy Directive (cookie consent), GDPR (lawful basis for behavioral tracking and data sharing with third-party processors and controllers), and CCPA (opt-out of sale or sharing of personal …
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Behavioral tracking data shared with advertising partners can be used to build detailed profiles of users, and in the EU this type of tracking typically requires explicit opt-in consent under the ePrivacy Directive.
Your browsing and interaction behavior on the RapidAPI platform may be tracked and shared with third-party advertising and analytics vendors, which could affect users who prefer to limit behavioral profiling or who are subject to GDPR consent requirements.
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