The policy discloses that Thomson Reuters provides services and content incorporating user personal information to third-party customers, including through aggregated listings, reports, profiles, and professional directories, and acknowledges that under certain local laws this may constitute a sale of personal information.
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This provision establishes that personal information, including that aggregated from public and private sources into attorney directories and professional profiles, may be made available to all users of Thomson Reuters services and acknowledges that this constitutes a potential sale under applicable law. California residents and residents of other states with sale opt-out rights may exercise those rights, but individuals whose information appears in public records products face a structurally distinct regime governed by the supplemental Public Records Privacy Statement.
This clause authorizes Thomson Reuters to incorporate personal information into third-party-accessible listings, reports, and professional directories and acknowledges this may constitute a sale under applicable law. California residents and eligible state residents can opt out of sale or sharing of their personal information using the mechanisms described in the statement.
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Compare across platforms →"Provide our Services to third parties where our Services and content include your personal information. Under some local privacy laws, this may constitute a 'sale' of personal information... Third-party customers and users where the Services and content include your personal information, such as when we aggregate information from various public and private sources to create listings, reports, profiles, and directories — like attorney and legal professional directories — in which this content may be made available to all users of those Services. Under some local privacy laws, this may constitute a 'sale' of personal information.Excerpt from Thomson Reuters's Privacy
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This provision establishes that personal information, including that aggregated from public and private sources into attorney directories and professional profiles, may be made available to all users of Thomson Reuters services and acknowledges that this constitutes a potential sale under applicable law. California residents and residents of other states with sale opt-out rights may exercise those rights, but individuals whose …
This clause authorizes Thomson Reuters to incorporate personal information into third-party-accessible listings, reports, and professional directories and acknowledges this may constitute a sale under applicable law. California residents and eligible state residents can opt out of sale or sharing of their personal information using the mechanisms described in the statement.
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