Uber shares driver personal data with a wide range of advertising and analytics companies — including major social media platforms — which may use that data for targeted advertising purposes.
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The clause establishes a data sharing framework that permits transfer of driver personal information to multiple external platforms for commercial purposes beyond Uber's direct service delivery. This operationalizes Uber's data monetization model through partnered advertising and analytics functions.
Driver personal data — potentially including location history, device identifiers, and behavioral data — is shared with dozens of third-party advertising and analytics platforms, meaning this data may be used to build advertising profiles about drivers far beyond the Uber platform.
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The clause establishes a data sharing framework that permits transfer of driver personal information to multiple external platforms for commercial purposes beyond Uber's direct service delivery. This operationalizes Uber's data monetization model through partnered advertising and analytics functions.
Driver personal data — potentially including location history, device identifiers, and behavioral data — is shared with dozens of third-party advertising and analytics platforms, meaning this data may be used to build advertising profiles about drivers far beyond the Uber platform.
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