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The data shared includes inferences — derived conclusions about users — and is shared with a broad category of marketing partners, extending Zillow's data use well beyond its own platforms.
A user's contact and profile information, unique device identifiers, and inferences derived about them may be shared with advertising networks, social networks, and marketing communication providers.
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The data shared includes inferences — derived conclusions about users — and is shared with a broad category of marketing partners, extending Zillow's data use well beyond its own platforms.
A user's contact and profile information, unique device identifiers, and inferences derived about them may be shared with advertising networks, social networks, and marketing communication providers.
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