The policy authorizes sharing personal information with third-party data brokers, advertising and marketing agencies, analytics providers, and credit agencies that support Thomson Reuters business, as well as with third parties for marketing their own products or services to users.
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This provision authorizes disclosure of personal information to data brokers and advertising partners, which in combination with the broad categories of personal information collected including browsing activity, usage history, device identifiers, and inferences from personal information, may engage CCPA/CPRA opt-out rights and analogous state law protections for users in applicable jurisdictions.
Under this clause, Thomson Reuters may share personal information including usage history, device identifiers, and behavioral inferences with data brokers, advertising agencies, analytics providers, and credit agencies, as well as with third parties to market their own products to users. Eligible users may opt out of such sharing through the mechanisms described in the statement.
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Compare across platforms →"Third-party business partners that support our business, such as our content and other partners, vendors and subcontractors, analytics providers, advertising and marketing agencies, credit agencies, and other third parties we engage. Third parties to market their products or services to you.Excerpt from Thomson Reuters's Privacy
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: CCPA/CPRA defines 'sharing' to include disclosure of personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising, which engages opt-out rights independent of monetary consideration.
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This provision authorizes disclosure of personal information to data brokers and advertising partners, which in combination with the broad categories of personal information collected including browsing activity, usage history, device identifiers, and inferences from personal information, may engage CCPA/CPRA opt-out rights and analogous state law protections for users in applicable jurisdictions.
Under this clause, Thomson Reuters may share personal information including usage history, device identifiers, and behavioral inferences with data brokers, advertising agencies, analytics providers, and credit agencies, as well as with third parties to market their own products to users. Eligible users may opt out of such sharing through the mechanisms described in the statement.
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