Poshmark substantially restructured and expanded its Privacy Policy from version 8.1 to 8.2, effective March 25, 2026. The updated policy adds detailed disclosure of data collection practices, including new categories such as biometric data collected during identity verification, audio and video content from user interactions, social media account information, and third-party data broker information. The policy also explicitly describes use of cookies and tracking technologies for interest-based advertising, automated collection of browsing and search history, and sharing of user data with delivery partners like Uber for consignment services.
Consumers: Poshmark now clearly states it collects facial recognition data during identity verification and uses tracking to show you targeted ads based on your browsing.
The updated policy discloses that Poshmark collects biometric data (face geometry) during identity verification through third-party vendors, audio and video content from user posts and interactions, information from connected social media accounts, and browsing and search history. The policy states that Poshmark uses cookies and similar tracking technologies to enable interest-based advertising and shares user contact information with delivery partners like Uber for consignment services. The policy also discloses that Poshmark may obtain demographic information from third-party data brokers. You can control cookies through your browser settings, though the policy notes that disabling cookies may limit functionality of the service.
→ Review the updated Privacy Policy effective March 25, 2026 to understand biometric data collection and interest-based advertising practices.
→ Manage cookie preferences through your browser settings to limit tracking for targeted advertising, though this may affect service functionality.
→ Review social media account connections to Poshmark and disconnect any accounts you do not wish to have linked.
Policy discloses collection of face geometry data during identity verification through third-party vendors, which may be subject to state biometric privacy laws.
Policy explicitly describes use of cookies and tracking technologies to enable targeted advertising based on browsing and online activity across websites.
Policy discloses sharing of contact information with Uber for consignment services and collection of demographic data from third-party data brokers.
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