Zelle replaced their marketing homepage with a formal privacy notice for zelle.com. The new notice explains what personal information the website collects, how it is used, and what choices users have. This is a shift from promotional content to a legally structured privacy disclosure that applies specifically to website visitors.
Zelle has published a dedicated privacy notice for its website that discloses how personal information is collected and used. The notice states that visiting the website constitutes consent to these data practices. Consumers should review the notice, which is available in the footer of zelle.com pages and by email request, to understand what information may be collected during their visits.
Zelle now maintains a formal, published privacy notice for zelle.com that discloses what personal information may be collected from website visitors and how it is used. Consumers visiting the site should understand that their use of the website constitutes consent to these data practices.
→ Review the privacy notice available in the footer of zelle.com pages or request a copy by emailing zelleprivacy@earlywarning.com
→ Understand that using zelle.com constitutes consent to the data practices described in the notice
→ Users may not understand what personal information Zelle collects from zelle.com or how it is used
→ By continuing to use zelle.com, users expressly consent to data practices they have not reviewed
Using zelle.com constitutes express consent to collection, use, disclosure, and retention of personal information as described in the notice
Notice applies to zelle.com website visitors and describes personal information collection, use, disclosure, and user choices
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This change reflects a transition from marketing-focused homepage content to a formal, legally structured privacy notice for zelle.com. The notice establishes a consent framework by stating that use of the website constitutes express consent to data collection, use, disclosure, and retention as described. Organizations using Zelle services should evaluate whether their own privacy notices and vendor disclosures adequately reference or incorporate this website-specific privacy notice, and whether their DPAs or privacy documentation require updates to reflect zelle.com's stated data practices.
FTC Act (general privacy and unfair/deceptive practice authority); potential state privacy laws (CCPA and similar state-level frameworks if California or other state residents access zelle.com); GDPR and UK GDPR if EU or UK residents are captured by website analytics or data collection
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