“Website visitors who are using a browser that sends a Do Not Track signal or a browser that is Global Privacy Control compliant will have their signals automatically applied to their consent settings on Riot Games websites.”
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Visitors do not need to manually adjust consent settings if their browser already broadcasts a recognized privacy signal; the effect is automatic.
Readers whose browsers emit DNT or GPC signals have those signals automatically reflected in their consent settings without any additional action required.
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If you have enabled a legally recognized browser-based opt out preference signal (such as Global Privacy Control) on your browser, we recognize such preference to the extent required by applicable law.
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"Website visitors who are using a browser that sends a Do Not Track signal or a browser that is Global Privacy Control compliant will have their signals automatically applied to their consent settings on Riot Games websites.Excerpt from Riot Games's Privacy Notice
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Visitors do not need to manually adjust consent settings if their browser already broadcasts a recognized privacy signal; the effect is automatic.
Readers whose browsers emit DNT or GPC signals have those signals automatically reflected in their consent settings without any additional action required.
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