Targeted advertising typically involves the collection and use of personal data including viewing behavior, device identifiers, and inferred interests; the Ad Choices portal is the disclosed mechanism for limiting this use.
Yelp
· Yelp Terms of Service
The clause creates a hierarchical framework for contractual applicability by designating the Business Terms as the controlling agreement for business account holders, ensuring that business-specific provisions supersede general consumer provisions where inconsistencies exist.
On-premises or customer-hosted deployments of AI models carry distinct data security, licensing, and compliance obligations; separate terms for this deployment model indicate that standard commercial terms may not fully address these scenarios.
This provision identifies the specific rights available to U.S. state residents under applicable privacy statutes, which are legally enforceable regardless of OpenAI's policy terms.
Subscribers who pay a premium for an ad-free experience should be aware that the agreement expressly carves out exceptions that may result in advertising or promotional content appearing regardless of their subscription tier.
This provision states that enterprise administrators have access to and may restrict deletion rights over employee content in Atlassian products, which affects the practical ability of employees to control their own data within a workplace account.
This provision establishes the operational basis for YouTube Ads personalization, grounding ad targeting in inferred interest categories and activity data; it is directly relevant to advertisers, publishers, and users evaluating the scope of behavioral advertising on YouTube and across Google's ad network.
Interest-based ad targeting means your online behavior — including sensitive content you watch or search for — may be used to categorize you and determine which ads you receive.
This provision defines the permissible operational contexts for AdSense ad code placement, and publishers whose site architecture includes thin-content pages, email newsletters with embedded ads, or toolbar integrations must restructure those deployments to maintain compliance and avoid account-level enforcement.
The absence of a spread adjustment means pricing is derived directly from live order book data, which establishes the cost structure differential between Coinbase Advanced and other product tiers that may include spread components.
This provision establishes that advertiser access to the Snapchat platform is conditioned on ongoing compliance and subject to unilateral termination, with no procedural notice requirement, which creates operational risk for businesses that depend on Snapchat as a material advertising channel.
Non-compliance with Meta's Advertising Standards can result in ads being removed, accounts being restricted, and potential loss of advertising access, which is a significant risk for businesses that rely on Meta platforms for customer acquisition.
YouTube
· YouTube Community Guidelines
This provision establishes that ad revenue eligibility for YPP creators is conditioned on compliance with Advertiser-Friendly Guidelines, which are a separate policy document from the Community Guidelines. Creators whose content complies with Community Guidelines but not Advertiser-Friendly Guidelines may still face demonetization.
This provision places financial liability for third-party claims arising from non-compliant or infringing ad content on the advertiser rather than the platform. This includes claims related to intellectual property, product misrepresentation, and regulatory violations attributable to advertiser-submitted materials.
This provision establishes a unilateral indemnification obligation on advertisers covering all third-party claims related to ad content and destinations, irrespective of LinkedIn's review or approval of the ad. Agencies accepting the agreement on behalf of advertiser clients should assess whether this indemnification obligation is consistent with their underlying agency agreements.
This provision requires advertisers to independently verify legal compliance across every jurisdiction where their ads are served, without X providing jurisdiction-specific legal clearance or guidance. The operational implication is that advertisers running multi-market campaigns bear the compliance burden for all applicable national, regional, and local advertising regulations.
This provision holds advertisers accountable for the compliance posture of external URLs linked from their ads, including third-party or agency-managed landing pages. This clause establishes that ad rejection or account enforcement may be triggered by landing page content independently of the ad creative's compliance status.
This provision extends advertiser compliance obligations to external landing page content, including privacy disclosures, product claims, and data collection practices on destination URLs. Ad approval may be conditioned on landing page compliance, and post-approval violations on landing pages may trigger ad removal.
This provision creates a full contractual allocation of compliance risk to the advertiser, meaning Snap's platform review and approval process does not constitute a legal compliance certification and advertisers bear independent liability for jurisdictional violations.
This provision establishes that Pinterest's ad approval process does not transfer or share legal compliance liability to the platform, and that advertisers retain full responsibility for regulatory compliance across all jurisdictions in which their ads are delivered.
This provision establishes that policy liability resides with the advertiser account regardless of whether the ad content was created or submitted by a third party, meaning advertisers bear enforcement risk for agency or partner submissions they may not have directly reviewed.
This provision establishes that Google does not assume compliance liability for advertiser content, placing the full burden of multi-jurisdictional legal assessment on the advertiser. For multinational campaigns, this requires advertisers to independently evaluate applicable law in each target geography prior to and during campaign operation.
The policy authorizes sharing of personal data with advertising partners through cookies, which may result in your browsing activity and profile data being used to deliver targeted advertising.
Personal data including behavioral and device information from an AI chat platform, where users may share sensitive or personal content, is being shared with third-party advertising networks for commercial purposes.
This provision authorizes the use of cross-site tracking technologies and sharing of behavioral data with advertising and analytics partners, which may constitute a sale or sharing of personal information under CPRA for California residents. For EEA users, the use of non-essential tracking technologies requires consent under the ePrivacy Directive as implemented in EU member states.
Zoom
· Zoom Privacy Statement
This provision establishes that Zoom's web and product surfaces involve third-party tracking infrastructure for advertising purposes. California residents have CCPA and CPRA rights to opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising, and the statement should provide a mechanism to exercise this right.
This provision authorizes cross-context behavioral advertising data sharing, which triggers CCPA/CPRA opt-out rights for California residents and analogous rights under other state privacy laws. The breadth of data categories shared, including purchase history and inferences, creates ongoing consent and opt-out mechanism compliance obligations.
This provision establishes the operational framework under which usage data flows from the platform to external entities. It defines the scope of permissible data practices that support the business model and service analytics infrastructure.
Stripe
· Stripe Privacy Policy
This provision permits disclosure of behavioral and transactional data to third-party advertising and analytics services, which engages CCPA opt-out rights for sale or sharing of personal information and GDPR consent requirements for non-essential processing.
This provision authorizes data sharing with third-party advertising and analytics partners, which under CCPA/CPRA may constitute a sale or sharing of personal information and triggers opt-out obligations; under GDPR, it requires a documented lawful basis and, in many cases, user consent.