Salesforce shares your personal data with advertising networks to show you ads on non-Salesforce websites and apps, but you can opt out of this sharing.
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The provision operationalizes user control over a specific category of data processing activity—advertising-related data sharing with non-Salesforce entities. It establishes that advertising data sharing occurs as a standard practice unless the user exercises the available opt-out mechanism.
Salesforce discloses that it shares personal data for cross-site and cross-app advertising, and provides an opt-out right for California residents and others — exercising this opt-out can reduce tracking-based advertising targeted at you.
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"Opt out of the sharing of your Personal Data for delivering advertisements on non-Salesforce websites, applications, and services— Excerpt from Salesforce's Salesforce Privacy Statement
This provision directly implicates CCPA/CPRA Section 1798.120 (right to opt out of sale/sharing) and similar state laws. Compliance teams should confirm Salesforce's Global Privacy Controls (GPC) signal recognition and verify opt-out link placement on the Salesforce website.
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The provision operationalizes user control over a specific category of data processing activity—advertising-related data sharing with non-Salesforce entities. It establishes that advertising data sharing occurs as a standard practice unless the user exercises the available opt-out mechanism.
Salesforce discloses that it shares personal data for cross-site and cross-app advertising, and provides an opt-out right for California residents and others — exercising this opt-out can reduce tracking-based advertising targeted at you.
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