Computer Device
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Computer Device information belongs to the TRACKING category of personal information.
Definition
Computer Device information is defined as information about a device that an individual uses for personal use (even part-time or with others).
- i.e. IP address, Mac address, browser fingerprint
Relevant Laws
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