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This clause discloses that identifiable personal information—including email address and purchase history—may flow to external advertising and analytics companies, enabling cross-context tracking and profiling.
Your email address, record of purchases from Verizon, and activity on Verizon's sites and apps may be disclosed to or collected by third-party advertising and analytics companies.
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This clause discloses that identifiable personal information—including email address and purchase history—may flow to external advertising and analytics companies, enabling cross-context tracking and profiling.
Your email address, record of purchases from Verizon, and activity on Verizon's sites and apps may be disclosed to or collected by third-party advertising and analytics companies.
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