Target shares your personal information — including purchase history and browsing behavior — with third-party advertising networks and data brokers to deliver targeted ads on Target's platforms and across the internet.
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This means your shopping data does not stay within Target but is shared broadly with external companies who may use it to track and target you on other websites and apps.
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This means your shopping data does not stay within Target but is shared broadly with external companies who may use it to track and target you on other websites and apps.
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