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End of browser session or 30 days |
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10 min from set/update |
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18 months fra set/update |
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2 years |
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1 day |
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2 years |
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User interest modeling. |
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2 years |
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1 month |
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2 years |
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Geolocation, used to help publishers know approximately where people sharing information are located. |
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2 years |
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Used by AddThis in recording user sharing and social activity |
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2 years |
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Used by AddThis in recording user sharing and social activity |
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2 years |
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Used for optimizing sharing settings for the user. |
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2 years |
addthis.com |
Uniquely assigned machine-generated user ID. |
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1 day |
addthis.com |
Tracks user logins to the AddThis Service. |
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2 years |
addthis.com |
Used by AddThis to record user-specified sharing preferences |
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2 years |
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Used by AddThis to measure frequency of visits by user. |
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