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If you enable location data for the mobile version of our services...we may use your location data to serve you geo-targeted ads for employers and other advertisers that are local to you.
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"If you provide your consent, we may also use your precise location for advertising purposes, to provide location-based services like SyncUP KIDS, or other services that may require your consent.Excerpt from T-Mobile's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “If you provide your consent, we may also use your precise location for advertising purposes, to provide location-based services like SyncUP KIDS, or other services that may require your consent.”
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