“If you live in the United States, you may opt out of activities that may fall under the legal definitions of "targeted advertising," "sales," or "sharing" under applicable laws, if we use your data for such purposes.”
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The opt-out right is conditional — it applies only if Tinder actually uses the user's data for those purposes — meaning it is not an unconditional right.
US residents can exercise an opt-out right, but only to the extent applicable laws recognise those activities and only if Tinder is using their data for those purposes.
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You can opt out of third parties collecting your Personal Information for targeted advertising purposes in the United States by visiting the National Advertising Initiative's (NAI) opt-out page...
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"If you live in the United States, you may opt out of activities that may fall under the legal definitions of "targeted advertising," "sales," or "sharing" under applicable laws, if we use your data for such purposes.Excerpt from Tinder's Privacy Policy
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The opt-out right is conditional — it applies only if Tinder actually uses the user's data for those purposes — meaning it is not an unconditional right.
US residents can exercise an opt-out right, but only to the extent applicable laws recognise those activities and only if Tinder is using their data for those purposes.
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