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The policy indicates that Chick-fil-A uses cookies and other online trackers for website functionality, analytics, and personalization through their service providers (data_use-1). Users are required to be at least 18 years old to use their online services, and their consent for cookie use is subject to user selection (data_use-1).
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Data Use
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Usage of cookies and other online trackers for personalization and advertising without explicit opt-in consent for non-essential cookies.
Chick-fil-A and its authorized third-party service providers use cookies and other online trackers for site functionality, analytics, and personalization, subject to your selection below.
Why it matters: This means that users' browsing behavior can be tracked and used to tailor content and ads, which could be an invasion of privacy if not explicitly consented to by user choice below. Note: It is unclear what 'your selection below' refers to.
By using our online services, you confirm that you are at least 18 years old as required by our [Terms & Conditions of Use](https://www.chick-fil-a.com/legal/terms-conditions/chick-fil-a-inc-terms-conditions-of-use). You also consent to Chick-fil-A and our authorized third-party service providers’ use of cookies and other online trackers for site functionality, analytics, and personalization, subject to your selection below. See our [Privacy Policy](https://www.chick-fil-a.com/legal/privacy/chick-fil-a-privacy-policy) to learn how we use these cookies and trackers.
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