“We may also allow third-parties to use cookies and other technologies to collect Activity Information and to track browsing activity over time and across third-party websites.”
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Third-party tracking enabled by UnitedHealthcare can result in a user's browsing behavior being monitored beyond UnitedHealthcare's own platforms, supporting targeted advertising or other profiling by external parties.
Third parties permitted by UnitedHealthcare may track your browsing activity across other websites over time and collect your Activity Information using cookies and similar technologies.
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"We may also allow third-parties to use cookies and other technologies to collect Activity Information and to track browsing activity over time and across third-party websites.Excerpt from UnitedHealthcare's Privacy Policy
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Third-party tracking enabled by UnitedHealthcare can result in a user's browsing behavior being monitored beyond UnitedHealthcare's own platforms, supporting targeted advertising or other profiling by external parties.
Third parties permitted by UnitedHealthcare may track your browsing activity across other websites over time and collect your Activity Information using cookies and similar technologies.
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