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The policy states that Uniswap Labs and its third-party service providers collect information via localStorage, device IDs, cookies, and web beacons, including browser type, operating system, referring and exit pages, and device language, to personalize the Services and analyze usage.
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This provision authorizes collection of device and session data by both Uniswap Labs and unnamed third-party service providers across user sessions, and the policy separately identifies Google as one such third-party provider. Users have several opt-out mechanisms described in the policy, including browser settings, device advertising ID controls, and Google's opt-out tool.
Under this clause, Uniswap Labs and third-party providers including Google may collect browser type, device information, referring pages, and session data via cookies and localStorage. The policy describes several available opt-out mechanisms including browser cookie controls and the Google advertising opt-out at https://adssettings.google.com.
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"We and our third-party services providers may access and collect information from localStorage, mobile deviceID, cookies, web beacons, and other similar technologies to provide and personalize the Services and features of the Services for you across sessions. For example, we may use this information to remember tokens you import, star, or add to your shopping bag. We may also use this information to learn about your preferences, your use of the Services, and our interactions with you. Information we collect from these technologies may include things such as browser type, referring/exit pages, operating system, device or browser language, and other device information.Excerpt from Uniswap's Privacy Policy
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages GDPR cookie consent requirements (as interpreted under ePrivacy Directive guidance), CCPA disclosures regarding data collected by service providers, and FTC guidance on online behavioral tracking. The use of Google and other third-party trackers may require evaluation under GDPR supervisory authority guidance on consent management platforms and third-party data flows. 2) GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. The policy names Google as a third-party tracker and references device IDs, localStorage, and cookies, but does not specify all third-party providers or the full scope of data transmitted to each. The adequacy of consent mechanisms for EU users under GDPR and ePrivacy requirements should be assessed. 3) JURISDICTION FLAGS: EU/EEA users face heightened exposure given ePrivacy Directive requirements for cookie consent and GDPR requirements for lawful processing of data collected via tracking technologies. California residents have CCPA-based rights regarding data collected by service providers. 4) CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Procurement teams should assess data processing agreements with Google and other third-party tracking providers, including terms governing secondary use of collected data. The policy does not enumerate all third-party providers, which may complicate vendor assessment and data mapping. 5) COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Legal teams should audit the consent mechanisms implemented on the Uniswap web app for compliance with GDPR and ePrivacy requirements, confirm that data processing agreements with tracking technology providers are current, and update records of processing activities to reflect all third-party data flows.
This provision authorizes collection of device and session data by both Uniswap Labs and unnamed third-party service providers across user sessions, and the policy separately identifies Google as one such third-party provider. Users have several opt-out mechanisms described in the policy, including browser settings, device advertising ID controls, and Google's opt-out tool.
Under this clause, Uniswap Labs and third-party providers including Google may collect browser type, device information, referring pages, and session data via cookies and localStorage. The policy describes several available opt-out mechanisms including browser cookie controls and the Google advertising opt-out at https://adssettings.google.com.
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