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While a use-limitation obligation is imposed on third-party providers, the clause confirms that Personal Information does flow to external parties, and the enforceability of that obligation depends on Rumble's contracts with those providers.
The updated policy expands the categories of personal data Rumble collects and uses. The policy now explicitly authorizes collection of universal identifiers and sensitive personal information such as political opinions when providing personalized advertising. Automatically collected information may now be combined in ways that identify individuals and is treated as personal information under applicable law. The policy also clarifies that Rumble may disclose personal information 'as we otherwise notify you' beyond the specific circumstances previously listed. You can review the full updated policy at the end of this document to understand how your data may be used for advertising purposes.
View change record →Readers' Personal Information may be accessed by third-party service providers, though those providers are under an obligation to restrict their use to the tasks performed for Rumble.
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These third parties have limited access to your information, may use your information only to perform agreed tasks, and are prohibited from disclosing or using your information for other purposes.
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These authorized third parties perform services on our behalf and provide products to Us... We require these Service Providers by contract to protect your Personal Information.
"We may retain third party service providers to provide services on our behalf...These third parties have access to your Personal Information only to perform these tasks on our behalf and are obligated not to disclose or use it for any other purpose.Excerpt from Rumble's Privacy Policy
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While a use-limitation obligation is imposed on third-party providers, the clause confirms that Personal Information does flow to external parties, and the enforceability of that obligation depends on Rumble's contracts with those providers.
Readers' Personal Information may be accessed by third-party service providers, though those providers are under an obligation to restrict their use to the tasks performed for Rumble.
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