Verizon collects information about how you use your device and services, which may be shared with affiliates and third parties for advertising and other purposes.
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The provision establishes the operational framework under which Verizon processes personal and usage data. This determines what customer information the carrier collects as a standard business practice and the permissible uses and disclosures of that information.
Verizon may collect and use your personal data — including location, network usage, and device information — for advertising and analytics purposes. California residents and others may have rights to opt out of certain data sharing under state privacy laws.
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The provision establishes the operational framework under which Verizon processes personal and usage data. This determines what customer information the carrier collects as a standard business practice and the permissible uses and disclosures of that information.
Verizon may collect and use your personal data — including location, network usage, and device information — for advertising and analytics purposes. California residents and others may have rights to opt out of certain data sharing under state privacy laws.
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