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This clause reveals that data shared by Verizon can be enriched by third parties and used for audience targeting, extending the reach and depth of profiling beyond what Verizon alone collects.
Your information, once shared by Verizon with advertising companies, may be combined with additional third-party data and used to target you—or people deemed similar to you—with advertising.
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This clause reveals that data shared by Verizon can be enriched by third parties and used for audience targeting, extending the reach and depth of profiling beyond what Verizon alone collects.
Your information, once shared by Verizon with advertising companies, may be combined with additional third-party data and used to target you—or people deemed similar to you—with advertising.
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