How is technology used to serve our advertisements on other online services and what choices do you have?
On our Services, we and third parties may collect information about your online activities to provide you with advertising about products and services tailored to your interests. We contract with third-party advertising companies, which may collect information about your use and interactions with the Services over time and across third-party websites and online services (which include social platforms), for use in delivering tailored online display and banner advertising to you on other websites and online services. To serve this advertising, these third-party companies place, use, or rely on the technologies described above, including cookies, clear gifs, device identifiers and similar technologies to obtain information about customer interactions with us through our Services and interactions with other online services. These companies use the information they collect to serve you ads that are targeted to your interests. For consumers in certain states, you may opt-out of targeted advertisements. To specify your preferences, California, Colorado, and Virginia consumers may visit Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information.
You can also specify your preferences over the use of some of these technologies by opening Cookie Preferences to view or change your preferences (to address future cookie placement). You may view and specify your preferences over the use of cookie technologies by opening the Cookie Preferences found on the bottom left-hand corner. If you have it enabled, we recognize Global Privacy Control (GPC) signals from your web browser or web browser extension to effectuate the same cookie preferences. For more information about GPC, please visit Global Privacy Control.
You may also specify your preferences through a centralized registry. To learn about how to opt out of interest-based advertising in general, click the following: NAI Opt Out or DAA Opt Out. Your mobile device settings may allow you to prohibit mobile app platforms (such as Apple and Google) from sharing certain information obtained by automated means with app developers like us and other businesses.