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Users are informed that Zillow's data disclosures to certain third parties may be legally classified as a sale of personal data or as sharing for advertising under certain privacy laws, which may carry associated rights.
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This disclosure is consequential because characterizing data sharing as a 'sale' under applicable privacy laws may trigger statutory rights — such as the right to opt out — for users in jurisdictions where those laws apply.
Users are informed that Zillow's data disclosures to certain third parties may be legally classified as a sale of personal data or as sharing for advertising under certain privacy laws, which may carry associated rights.
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