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Third-party advertising networks operating on Walgreens' behalf may independently build behavioral profiles from cookie data, extending data collection beyond Walgreens itself.
Interpretive note: Both the use of third-party networks and the behavioral profiling via cookies are each qualified with 'may'; neither is stated as certain. The canonical claim preserves both qualifiers.
When you see Walgreens banner advertisements, third-party ad network cookies may collect your data and build a behavioral profile about you.
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Third-party advertising networks operating on Walgreens' behalf may independently build behavioral profiles from cookie data, extending data collection beyond Walgreens itself.
When you see Walgreens banner advertisements, third-party ad network cookies may collect your data and build a behavioral profile about you.
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