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Users' personal data shared by Spotify can be merged with partner-held data to build a richer profile, and both Spotify and its partners may use that enriched profile for marketing purposes.
Personal data Spotify shares with marketing partners may be combined with those partners' own data about you, resulting in a broader profile that both Spotify and its partners may use to market to you.
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Users' personal data shared by Spotify can be merged with partner-held data to build a richer profile, and both Spotify and its partners may use that enriched profile for marketing purposes.
Personal data Spotify shares with marketing partners may be combined with those partners' own data about you, resulting in a broader profile that both Spotify and its partners may use to market to you.
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