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This document explains what information Twitch collects about you, how it uses that information, and who it shares it with. Twitch automatically tracks your activity to serve you personalized ads and shares your data with Amazon and, in some situations, third-party exhibitors or a future acquirer of the business. You can withdraw consent for specific uses of your data, but refusing to provide or asking to delete certain data may mean you can no longer use Twitch.
The Twitch Privacy Notice establishes the conditions under which Twitch collects, uses, retains, and shares personal information from users of its services. Twitch automatically collects device and behavioral data through cookies and tracking technologies upon service access or email opens, and uses that data for personalized advertising, content delivery, and marketing analytics. Personal information is shared with Amazon.com, Inc. and its subsidiaries under a minimum-privacy-standard condition, may be combined with Amazon customer data for joint operational purposes, and may be transferred to third-party exhibitors at live events upon badge scan, at which point Twitch's privacy protections no longer govern that data. Users who withdraw consent for a specific processing purpose are entitled to cessation of that processing, but users who decline to provide or who request deletion of certain information risk losing access to Twitch Services, and account closure does not guarantee full data deletion, as Twitch retains discretion to keep certain information as permitted or required by applicable law.
Twitch automatically collects information about you every time you access its services or open one of its emails, and uses that data to target you with personalized ads and measure marketing performance. Your personal information is shared with Amazon and its subsidiaries, and if you allow a badge scan at a Twitch event, your data moves to that exhibitor under their privacy rules, not Twitch's. If you have given consent for a specific processing purpose, you can withdraw that consent and Twitch will stop processing your data for that purpose — contact Twitch to exercise this right.
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