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Website: http://sharethrough.com

About Us: http://sharethrough.com/company/

In Their Own Words

Sharethrough is all-in-one native advertising software for publishers, app developers and advertisers.

Industry affiliations

What does this company do?

Ad Network
Seller of aggregated publisher ad inventory from many websites. Many ad networks use proprietary technology and partner with data aggregators to target ads.

Ad Server
Technology that delivers advertisements to websites and monitors progress and performance of ad campaigns.

What data does this company collect?

Data Collected
Anonymous: Browser Information, Date/Time, Demographic Data, Interaction Data

Pseudonymous: IP Address (EU PII), Clickstream Data

Data Sharing
Anonymous data is shared with 3rd parties.

Data Retention
Undisclosed

Data Use
Ad Serving, Ad Targeting, Analytics/Measurement

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Privacy contact

• Sharethrough Inc.
  Attention: Privacy Inquiries

  840 Battery Street
  San Francisco, CA, 94111
  
  
• Phone: (415) 644-0054
• Email: privacy@sharethrough.com
• Privacy contact URL: http://www.sharethrough.com/contact/

Privacy policy

Privacy policy: https://platform-cdn.sharethrough.com/privacy-policy

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