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This provision establishes the operational framework for Target's cross-site behavioral advertising program. It specifies that data collection occurs across both Target-owned and third-party digital properties, enabling the company and its advertising partners to build and maintain browsing profiles for ad targeting purposes.
Under this clause, users' browsing activities on Target's platforms and other websites may be tracked and compiled into profiles by Target and its advertising network partners. This data collection occurs automatically when users visit participating sites and apps, and the collected information is used to determine which advertisements are displayed to the user.
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"We work with advertising partners, including our own internal advertising business called Roundel, to display ads on our sites and apps and on other websites and apps. These advertising partners may use cookies and similar tracking technologies to collect information about your visits to our and other websites and apps to show you ads based on your browsing history and interests.— Excerpt from Target's Target Privacy Policy
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This provision establishes the operational framework for Target's cross-site behavioral advertising program. It specifies that data collection occurs across both Target-owned and third-party digital properties, enabling the company and its advertising partners to build and maintain browsing profiles for ad targeting purposes.
Under this clause, users' browsing activities on Target's platforms and other websites may be tracked and compiled into profiles by Target and its advertising network partners. This data collection occurs automatically when users visit participating sites and apps, and the collected information is used to determine which advertisements are displayed to the user.
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