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Is It Selling Me?
CGrade C

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The clause

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How this grade was reached

  1. BBase grade, from what refusing costs you. The scale.
  2. −1Recipients are sold to, or described only by category rather than named. Rule.

1 modifier applied. Final grade C.

The three axes

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What refusing costs you

What does saying no cost you?

A setting, depth unverified

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Who receives you

Who else receives you, by name?

Sold on

  • CategoriesThird-party advertisers and their agencies, Identity partners (LiveRamp, Unified ID 2.0), Marketing platforms (Meta, Google), Direct-mail marketers, for print subscribers, Event and promotion sponsors

If you're a U.S. print subscriber, we may provide your name and mailing address (among other information) to other companies that want to market to you by mail. This may be a "sale" of personal information under the law of some jurisdictions.

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Whether the refusal covers everything

Does the refusal actually cover everything?

The document does not address 5 points about what the refusal covers.

  • Not statedWhether it applies to data already collected
  • Not statedWhether it covers in-store purchases
  • Not statedWhether it covers data bought about you
  • Not statedWhether it covers profiles inferred about you
  • Not statedWhether it expires

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Who receives you

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