What this means
Netflix uses identifiers for behavioral advertising through cookies and resettable device identifiers, and states this can be considered a sale or sharing of personal information under some US state privacy laws.
Netflix uses identifiers for behavioral advertising through cookies and resettable identifiers, which can be considered a 'sale' or 'sharing' of personal information under some US State Privacy Laws.
Why this matters
Sale and sharing are defined terms in those laws, and they can cover arrangements where no money changes hands.
What the policy says
Additionally, we use identifiers for marketing activities (such as Behavioral Advertisements promoting the Netflix service or Netflix content through use of cookies and resettable identifiers) which can be considered a "sale" or “sharing” under some US State Privacy Laws (see section “Communications and Marketing Preferences” → “Marketing of the Netflix service using cookies and similar technologies”).
From Netflix Privacy Statement
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What you can do
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