Binance.US updated its privacy policy to add explicit authorization for disclosing customer information to law enforcement and financial institutions to detect and prevent fraud and financial crimes. The policy also expanded targeted advertising disclosures to clarify that email addresses and other identifiers may be used for tailored advertising on other websites and social media, with an opt-out mechanism provided. Additionally, the policy added a 'Your Privacy Rights' webform as an alternative contact method for exercising privacy rights and appeals, and expanded the list of state privacy laws it references to include Indiana, Kentucky, and Rhode Island.
Consumers: Binance.US is now explicitly telling you that your data may be shared with law enforcement and financial institutions for fraud detection purposes.
Consumers: Binance.US is clarifying that your email may be used to show you targeted ads on other websites and social media, and you can opt out by contacting them.
Consumers: You now have an additional way to submit privacy requests and appeals through a webform, not just email.
The updated policy explicitly authorizes Binance.US to disclose customer information to law enforcement, government agencies, regulators, financial institutions, and industry partners to detect and prevent fraud, money laundering, terrorist financing, and other financial crimes. The policy also clarifies that email addresses and other identifiers collected by Binance.US may be used for targeted advertising on other websites and social media platforms. You can opt out of this targeted advertising use by emailing privacy@binance.us or submitting a request through the 'Your Privacy Rights' webform.
→ Review the updated privacy policy to understand how your data may be shared with law enforcement and financial institutions.
→ If you do not want your email address used for targeted advertising on other websites and social media, opt out by emailing privacy@binance.us or submitting a request through the 'Your Privacy Rights' webform.
→ Familiarize yourself with the new 'Your Privacy Rights' webform as an alternative method for submitting privacy rights requests and appeals.
Policy now explicitly authorizes disclosure of customer information to law enforcement, government agencies, regulators, financial institutions, and industry partners to detect and prevent fraud and financial crimes.
Policy clarifies that email addresses and other identifiers may be used for tailored advertising on other websites and social media, with an opt-out mechanism provided.
Policy adds a 'Your Privacy Rights' webform as an alternative to email for submitting privacy rights requests and appeals.
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