Coinbase modified a single sentence in their Privacy Policy on April 5, 2026, regarding the Verified Pools blockchain protocol. The change involved adding a single space character in the description of how Verified Pools enables attested users. This is a formatting or minor editorial correction with no operational change to how Coinbase collects, uses, or shares customer data.
This change is a formatting adjustment with no material impact on Coinbase's privacy practices, data collection, or user rights. The updated policy continues to describe Verified Pools as a blockchain protocol that enables attested users, unchanged in substance. No action by users is required in response to this change.
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This change is a non-substantive formatting or spacing correction to existing privacy policy language. No new data processing practices, legal obligations, or regulatory implications are introduced. No internal review or compliance action appears necessary.
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