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The company may collect personal information related to other individuals if submitted by a user, with the assumption that the user has the authority to do so. If your information is shared with third parties, they may process it according to their own privacy policies. The company uses cookies for targeted advertising based on your online activity.
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Data Use & Sharing
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Information of others may be submitted
The company may collect personal information relating to other individuals, such as household members, if submitted by the user. By submitting such information, the user implies they have the authority to do so.
Why it matters: You may submit personal information about other individuals (e.g., household members) which the company may use. You represent that you have the authority to submit this information.
If you submit personal information relating to other individuals (such as other members of your household) to us or our service providers in connection with your use of our Services, you represent that you have the authority to do so and that we may use such information in accordance with this Privacy Policy.
When the company discloses user information to third parties, those third parties may use and process the information according to their own separate privacy policies.
Why it matters: Your information, when disclosed to third parties by the company, may be used and processed under those third parties' separate privacy policies, which could differ from the company's policy.
In some cases, when we disclose your information to third parties, those third parties will use and process your information in accordance with their own separate privacy policies.
## How We May Disclose Your Information, paragraph 3 · Citation strength: strong
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Cookies used for targeted advertising
Cookies are used to help deliver advertising tailored to user preferences or interests based on activity on the services and across the Internet. Cookies also help track the number of times an advertisement has been shown and measure its effectiveness.
Why it matters: The company uses cookies to deliver targeted advertising based on your online activity, and to track ad effectiveness, meaning you may see personalized ads.
We also use Cookies to help us deliver advertising tailored to your preferences or interests based on your activity on our Services and across the Internet. Cookies also help us track the number of times you’ve been shown an advertisement and help us measure the effectiveness of the advertisements you see.
## How We May Disclose Your Information, paragraph 6 · Citation strength: strong
Cancellation & Renewal
Terms about how subscriptions renew or how to cancel service.
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Protections
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Opt-out for marketing emails
Users can opt out of receiving marketing-related emails, such as newsletters, by following instructions in the email or by emailing a request.
Why it helps: You have a direct way to stop receiving unwanted marketing emails from the company, giving you control over promotional communications.
If you no longer wish to receive marketing-related emails, such as our newsletter, you may opt out by following the instructions contained in each such email, or by emailing your request to[help@hungryroot.com](mailto:help@hungryroot.com).
Users can opt out of direct mail marketing by emailing their request to the provided email address.
Why it helps: You have a clear method to stop receiving direct mail marketing, helping to reduce unsolicited physical mail.
If you wish to opt out of receiving direct mail marketing from us, you may do so by emailing your request to[help@hungryroot.com](mailto:help@hungryroot.com).
Users can opt out of SMS messages by replying “STOP” to the sender at any time or by other reasonable methods, including contacting the company via email.
Why it helps: You have multiple ways to stop receiving SMS messages from the company, which enables you to manage mobile communications effectively.
You may opt out of receiving SMS messages by replying “STOP” to the sender at any time. Please note that our partners, including our shipping partners, may also contact you directly using SMS regarding your order. These messages are separate from any SMS messages Hungryroot sends to you and you will need to manage your preferences regarding receiving messages from those partners separately.
Depending on residency, users may have the right to access a copy of certain information, correct information held about them, and receive a copy of their personal information in a portable and usable format.
Why it helps: You may have legal rights to manage your personal data, including accessing, correcting, and porting your information, which provides greater control over your privacy.
* Access to a copy of certain information we hold about you;
Opt-out of sales, sharing, and targeted advertising
Users have the right to opt out of the sale, sharing, and use of their information for targeted advertising under applicable state privacy laws.
Why it helps: You can prevent the company from selling or sharing your personal information for targeted advertising, reducing unwanted ads and increasing your privacy.
The use of Cookies and your information for these purposes may be considered “sales” or use of personal advertising for “targeted advertising” under applicable state privacy laws for which you have a right to opt out.
5.3. Opting Out of Sales, Sharing, and Targeted Advertising, paragraph 1 · Citation strength: strong
Protection90% confidence
Recognition of browser-based opt-out signals
If a legally recognized browser-based opt-out preference signal (such as Global Privacy Control) is detected, the company will endeavor to recognize it as required by applicable law.
Why it helps: The company may automatically honor certain browser-based privacy settings, making it easier for you to express and enforce your privacy preferences without individual opt-out steps.
If we detect that you have established a legally recognized browser-based opt-out preference signal for your device or browser (such as Global Privacy Control), we will endeavor to recognize such preference in accordance with and to the extent required by applicable law.
5.3. Opting Out of Sales, Sharing, and Targeted Advertising, paragraph 3 · Citation strength: strong
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