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Privacy Notice Supplement — Residents of Certain States

Intel added a section spelling out privacy rights for people in certain U.S. states: you can access, correct, delete, and get a copy of your personal information; opt out of data "sales," "sharing," and targeted advertising; use an authorized agent; and appeal if Intel says no. It's mostly a grant of rights. The one catch: the advertising opt-out is tied to your browser, so you have to redo it on every device and after clearing cookies.

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Intel confirms it "sells" and "shares" personal information for targeted advertising, and gives you a way out — but the opt-out is stored in your browser instead of tied to your account. Clear your cookies, use a different browser, or pick up your phone, and the sharing quietly starts again unless you opt out all over again. The rights themselves are a plus; this is the friction attached to them.

“Note that you will need to renew this opt-out choice if you visit our website from another device or browser or if you clear your cookies because your opt-out choice will be linked to your browser only.”

What you can do — Turn on Global Privacy Control in your browser (built into Firefox, Brave, and DuckDuckGo, or via extension) so the opt-out applies automatically — otherwise use the "Your Privacy Choices" footer link on every browser and device you use, and again after clearing cookies.

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1## Privacy Rights
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3**Access, Correction, and Deletion.** You have the right to: (1) request to know more about and access your personal information, including in a portable format; (2) request deletion of your personal information; and (3) request correction of inaccurate personal information. You can request access to, or correction or deletion of, your personal information by using the [Intel Data Privacy Request Form](https://privacyportal.onetrust.com/webform/ceaf6349-7a96-40c4-b1e1-f03d6f923a69/2d689e0b-847f-4773-85b3-3cd06c358974) or by sending an email to [dataprotectionofficer@intel.com](mailto:dataprotectionofficer@intel.com). We may verify your request by asking you to verify your email address or provide information related to your recent interactions with us.
+ ADDEDNew: right to see, fix, and delete your data

You can ask Intel what personal information it has about you, get it in a portable file, correct mistakes, or have it deleted — through an online form or by emailing the data protection officer. Intel may ask you to confirm your email or describe recent dealings with them to prove it's really you.

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5**Opting Out of Sales, Sharing, and Targeted Advertising.** You also have the right to opt out of "sharing," "sales," and use of your personal information for "targeted advertising". You may opt out by clicking on the "Your Privacy Choices" link in the footer of that website and following the instructions in the pop-up window. Note that you will need to renew this opt-out choice if you visit our website from another device or browser or if you clear your cookies because your opt-out choice will be linked to your browser only.
+ ADDEDNew: opt out of data sales, sharing, and targeted ads

You can tell Intel to stop "selling" or "sharing" your information and to stop using it for targeted advertising, using the "Your Privacy Choices" link in the website footer. Intel also honors browser signals like Global Privacy Control.

+ ADDEDOpt-out only sticks to one browser

Your opt-out choice is saved in your browser, not on your account. If you switch devices or browsers, or clear your cookies, you have to opt out again.

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7You can also opt out by visiting our website with a legally recognized opt-out preference signal enabled, such as the Global Privacy Control.
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9**Nondiscrimination.** We will not discriminate against you for exercising your privacy rights.
+ ADDEDNew: no punishment for using your rights

Intel says it won't treat you worse — for example with worse service or pricing — because you exercised a privacy right.

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11**Authorized Agents.** You can designate an authorized agent to make a privacy rights request on your behalf in certain circumstances. Intel may ask authorized agents to submit proof of their authority to make a request, such as proof that the agent has signed permission from the individual who is the subject of the request. In some cases, we may contact the consumer to verify their identity or confirm the authorized agent has permission to submit the request. If you are an authorized agent seeking to make a request, please complete [this form](https://privacyportal.onetrust.com/webform/ceaf6349-7a96-40c4-b1e1-f03d6f923a69/2d689e0b-847f-4773-85b3-3cd06c358974).
+ ADDEDNew: someone else can file a request for you

You can name an authorized agent to make privacy requests on your behalf. Intel may ask that agent for proof of permission and may contact you directly to confirm.

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13**Appeals.** If Intel denies your request, you may appeal our decision by contacting us as set forth in the [Contact Us](https://intel.com/content/www/us/en/privacy/privacy-residents-certain-states.html) section below. If you have concerns about the results of an appeal, you may contact the attorney general in the state where you reside.
+ ADDEDNew: appeal a denied request

If Intel turns down your privacy request, you can appeal through the Contact Us section, and if you're still unhappy you can complain to your state's attorney general.