Binance.US removed explicit language describing fraud prevention disclosures and narrowed the channels available for filing privacy rights appeals. The policy previously stated that user information may be disclosed to law enforcement and financial institutions to detect and prevent fraud, money laundering, and financial crimes; this language was deleted entirely. Additionally, the policy previously offered multiple submission methods for privacy appeals (email and webform); the updated policy lists only email as the contact method. These changes reduce the transparency of specific fraud-prevention data-sharing practices and consolidate privacy request handling to a single channel.
Consumers: The policy no longer states which government and financial institutions may receive your data for fraud detection purposes, even though such sharing may still occur.
Consumers: Users may no longer use the webform to submit privacy appeals and must use email instead.
The updated policy no longer explicitly discloses that customer information may be shared with law enforcement, government agencies, regulators, and financial institutions for fraud detection and prevention. This information disclosure was previously a stated data use and is now absent from the policy. Additionally, the mechanism for submitting privacy rights appeals has been narrowed; users may now contact privacy@binance.us by email only, whereas the previous policy offered submission through both email and a dedicated webform. These changes reduce the stated transparency of fraud-related data sharing practices and consolidate privacy appeal submission to a single contact method.
→ Review the current Binance.US Privacy Policy to confirm whether fraud-prevention data sharing practices are disclosed elsewhere or have been eliminated.
→ If you need to submit a privacy rights appeal, use email at privacy@binance.us; the webform submission option is no longer available.
Removed explicit statement that customer information may be disclosed to law enforcement, government agencies, regulators, and financial institutions for fraud detection and prevention.
Eliminated webform submission option for privacy appeals; users may now contact privacy@binance.us by email only.
Modified section title from 'Targeted Advertising Using Cookies, Email, or other identifiers' to 'Targeted Advertising' (narrowed descriptor but no substantive change to underlying practice).
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