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The provision establishes the operational basis for TransUnion's data collection infrastructure across its digital properties. It specifies the technical mechanisms deployed and the permitted uses, thereby defining the scope of behavioral data collection that occurs during service use.
Users operating the TransUnion services are subject to automatic collection of device and behavioral data through tracking technologies deployed on its websites and applications. The terms authorize use of this collected information for analytics and advertising purposes without requiring affirmative user consent for each collection or use instance.
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The provision establishes the operational basis for TransUnion's data collection infrastructure across its digital properties. It specifies the technical mechanisms deployed and the permitted uses, thereby defining the scope of behavioral data collection that occurs during service use.
Users operating the TransUnion services are subject to automatic collection of device and behavioral data through tracking technologies deployed on its websites and applications. The terms authorize use of this collected information for analytics and advertising purposes without requiring affirmative user consent for each collection or use instance.
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