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The clause establishes the operational framework for T-Mobile's data monetization through its Advertising Solutions program, which derives targeting capabilities from network usage patterns and location information. This authorization creates a primary revenue mechanism dependent on customer data aggregation and third-party data sharing absent affirmative customer opt-out.
Users' location data and network usage information are authorized for use in targeted advertising delivery by T-Mobile and third parties unless the customer exercises an opt-out right. The terms place the burden of restricting data sharing on the customer rather than requiring affirmative consent prior to data use.
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"T-Mobile may use and share Customer Proprietary Network Information (CPNI) and other data about your use of T-Mobile's services, including location data, for purposes including marketing T-Mobile's products and services and those of third parties, subject to your right to opt out. T-Mobile's Advertising Solutions program uses data derived from your network usage, including location, to serve targeted advertisements.— Excerpt from T-Mobile's T-Mobile Terms and Conditions
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The clause establishes the operational framework for T-Mobile's data monetization through its Advertising Solutions program, which derives targeting capabilities from network usage patterns and location information. This authorization creates a primary revenue mechanism dependent on customer data aggregation and third-party data sharing absent affirmative customer opt-out.
Users' location data and network usage information are authorized for use in targeted advertising delivery by T-Mobile and third parties unless the customer exercises an opt-out right. The terms place the burden of restricting data sharing on the customer rather than requiring affirmative consent prior to data use.
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