Criteo
DSPs · UK, EEA
The clause
You have the right to request that Criteo stops selling or sharing your personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising.
How this grade was reached
- BBase grade, from what refusing costs you. The scale.
No modifiers applied. Final grade B.
The three axes
Each is evidenced separately and may have been read on a different day. The date under each clause is the date of that clause, not of this page.
What refusing costs you
A setting, depth unverified
You have the right to request that Criteo stops selling or sharing your personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising.
Who receives you
Named third parties
- Advertisers, Publishers, Partners
We share data with them to help reach relevant audiences, measure performance, and improve ad effectiveness.
Whether the refusal covers everything
The document does not address 6 points about what the refusal covers.
- Whether it applies to data already collected
- Whether it covers in-store purchases
- Whether it covers data bought about you
- Whether it covers profiles inferred about you
- Whether it binds a device or your account
- Whether it expires
You have the right to request that Criteo stops selling or sharing your personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising.
Who receives you
Criteo doesn't publish a count of who receives this data.
None of the recipients on file are entities this site grades yet. That's a gap in the corpus, not a finding about Criteo.
Right of reply
Criteo hasn't been written to yet. When they are, the invitation and any reply will appear here, including if there's no reply.
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