Additional Information for Minnesota, Oregon, and Rhode Island Consumers
Comprehensive privacy laws in Minnesota and Oregon provide residents with the right to request a list of the third parties to whom Visible Community may disclose consumer personal information. Minnesota, Oregon, and Rhode Island laws define "third party" as a person, a public agency/corporation, or a public body other than a consumer, a controller, a processor, or an affiliate of a controller or processor.
Rhode Island's privacy law requires that a business identify the third parties to whom it has sold or may sell personally identifiable consumer information. Rhode Island defines "sale" as the exchange of personal data for monetary or other valuable consideration.
Visible Community may disclose the personal information of Minnesota, Oregon, and Rhode Island consumers to the following third parties.
Third-party marketing and advertising technology companies
We allow certain third-party marketing and advertising technology companies (i.e., ad servers, ad networks or technology platforms) to collect information about your activity on our sites and in our apps, and may send information to them.
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ADman Media
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Meta
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Adobe
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Microsoft
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AdsWizz
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Nexxen
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Amazon
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OpenX
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Beachfront Media
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Oracle
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Cloudinary
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PubMatic
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DAX, Digital Ad Exchange, from Global
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PulsePoint
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Epsilon
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Reddit
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Equativ
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Sharethrough, an Equativ Group Company
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Eyeota
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Smaato |
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FreeWheel
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Snap |
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Sovrn
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Imgur
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Spotify
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| Impact Tech |
Tenor
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| Index Exchange |
The Trade Desk |
| InMobi |
TikTok |
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Innovid
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TripleLift |
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Kargo
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Triton Digital |
| LiveRamp |
Upsellit |
| LoopMe |
X |
| Lotame |
Xandr |
| Magnite |
Yahoo
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| Media.net |
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Our sites and services may include social networks or other third-party plug-ins and widgets that may provide information to their associated social networks or third parties even if you do not click on or otherwise interact with the plug-ins and widgets. This includes information we obtain from your public profile as well as interests, “likes” and similar information you permit social media companies to share with us.
We may disclose information in other situations
In certain circumstances, we disclose information that individually identifies you, your device, and other information we collect, such as:
- To comply with the law
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This includes to comply with valid legal process including subpoenas, court orders or search warrants, and as otherwise authorized by law; and to advance or defend against complaints or legal claims in court, administrative proceedings, or elsewhere.
- To protect you, others or us
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This includes protecting our rights, property or the safety of our customers or employees; in cases involving danger of death or serious physical injury to any person or other emergencies; to protect against fraudulent, malicious, abusive, unauthorized or unlawful use of our products and services (including providing a risk score to help deter fraud) and to protect our network, services, devices and users from such use.
- When needed by outside auditors and regulators
- If Visible enters into a merger, acquisition or sale of all or a portion of our assets or business
- With your consent
- We may share information with third parties with your consent. We disclose those specific third parties to you when we get your consent.
Updated: October 2025
