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Paramount's Privacy Policy on Personal Information and Targeted Advertising

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Paramount's privacy policy details the processing of personal information to customize advertisements on their platforms. Residents in states like California and Texas may have the right to opt out of practices deemed 'sales' or 'targeted advertising' under state laws. Users can opt out by following specific instructions related to their email addresses and device information. The policy stresses that users must renew their opt-out choices if they clear cookies or switch devices. Paramount encourages users to visit their Privacy Policy for comprehensive information about their rights.

This policy reflects growing concerns over data privacy and targeted advertising practices in the digital age.

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Bank On Boston Employing Teens to Become Financial Literacy Experts

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November 28, 2025 Traffic Advisory

Boston will implement parking restrictions and street closures for several upcoming events, including the lighting of the tree at Copley Square on December 1, 2025. Residents and visitors are encouraged to utilize public transportation, bike, or walk to these events. The MBTA recommends purchasing round-trip tickets for quicker return trips.

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Mayor Michelle Wu to Host 84th Annual Boston Common Tree Lighting on December 4

Mayor Michelle Wu will host the 84th annual Boston Common Tree Lighting on December 4, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. This year's event features performances by The Pointer Sisters and local artists, along with the traditional lighting of a 45-foot white spruce donated by Nova Scotia.