Reddit privacy policy drops 'share' wording and names Reddit, Inc. in data-transfer clauses

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The privacy policy now says Reddit does not 'sell' personal information under state privacy laws. It no longer includes the earlier statement that Reddit does not 'share' it, and it refers to 'applicable' laws instead of the CCPA. Data Privacy Framework clauses now name Reddit, Inc. rather than Reddit. A new line points users in states with privacy laws to their Privacy Settings to exercise their rights.

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Explicit statement that Reddit does not 'share' personal information (cross-context advertising sense) was removed
Specific reference to the CCPA in the no-sale and sensitive-data statements was replaced by generic 'applicable' laws

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Pointer to Privacy Settings for exercising rights for users in states with privacy laws
Data Privacy Framework commitments now name a specific legal entity, Reddit, Inc.

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~~Reddit does not “sell” or “share” personal information as those terms are defined under the CCPA or other applicable regulations.~~− struck · ✓ matched in source

Reddit does not “sell” personal information as those terms are defined under applicable state privacy laws.+ inserted · ✓ matched in source

~~You may also generally opt out of receiving personalized advertisements from certain third-party advertisers and ad networks.~~− struck · ✓ matched in source

For users in states with applicable privacy laws, you may exercise your rights via your Privacy Settings.+ inserted · ✓ matched in source

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Reddit privacy policy drops 'share' wording and names Reddit, Inc. in data-transfer clauses

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