The agreement discloses a broad list of sensitive personal data categories collected, including Social Security numbers, biometric data, precise location, text message content, and children's data, and states that without consent these categories are not used for characteristic inference or sold or shared for cross-context behavioral advertising.
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This provision establishes the categories of sensitive data T-Mobile collects and the consent conditions limiting their use for advertising purposes, explicitly anchoring the default use restrictions to CCPA regulatory section 7027(m) and defining the boundary between permissible operational use and consent-required advertising use.
Under this clause, T-Mobile collects Social Security numbers, biometric data, precise location, text message content, financial account information, and children's data, and the agreement states these categories will not be used for targeted advertising across websites or apps without separate consumer consent. Consumers may be asked for consent to expand permitted uses of these categories beyond the operational purposes listed.
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Compare across platforms →"We collect the following categories of sensitive personal data (as defined under certain state and other applicable privacy laws): your Social Security number, driver's license, government-issued identification card, passport number, your account log in, financial account information, debit or credit card number in combination with any required security or access code, password, information allowing access to an account, your precise location, what's in your text messages, biometric data, and children's data. Unless you give us consent, we don't collect or use this data to infer characteristics about you and we only use or disclose the data for purposes described in section 7027(m) of the California Consumer Privacy Act Regulations. Unless you give us consent, we don't 'sell' or 'share' sensitive personal data for purposes of 'cross-context behavioral advertising,' which is targeted advertising that tracks your activity across different websites, applications, and services.Excerpt from T-Mobile's Privacy Policy
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision explicitly references CCPA Regulations section 7027(m) as the governing framework for sensitive data use limitations, placing it squarely within CPPA enforcement jurisdiction in California.
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This provision establishes the categories of sensitive data T-Mobile collects and the consent conditions limiting their use for advertising purposes, explicitly anchoring the default use restrictions to CCPA regulatory section 7027(m) and defining the boundary between permissible operational use and consent-required advertising use.
Under this clause, T-Mobile collects Social Security numbers, biometric data, precise location, text message content, financial account information, and children's data, and the agreement states these categories will not be used for targeted advertising across websites or apps without separate consumer consent. Consumers may be asked for consent to expand permitted uses of these categories beyond the operational purposes listed.
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