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To grow the Lyft Platform and to share partner opportunities that are relevant to you, we use your personal information, including information we infer about you or receive from marketing parties, to provide Lyft and third party marketing, advertising, and promotions...
identify any suspicious activities so we can try to protect users from payment fraud and other inappropriate activities
We may use your searches and other activities on and off our services (including activities conducted on our affiliates' services or your interactions with ads) to personalize your experience and the jobs we show and recommend to you.
"We use this information to deliver and maintain our Services, improve your experience, understand user activity, personalize content and advertisements, measure the effectiveness of advertising on and off Reddit...Excerpt from Reddit's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “We use this information to deliver and maintain our Services, improve your experience, understand user activity, personalize content and advertisements, measure the effectiveness of advertising on and off Reddit...”
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