Coinbase made five minor editorial corrections to its Privacy Policy on May 1, 2026. The changes include fixing a spelling inconsistency (changing 'endeavour' to 'endeavor'), adding missing spaces before periods in three email addresses, and correcting a typo ('reside' to 'reside') in the Argentina data protection authority section. These are formatting and spelling corrections with no material impact on the substantive rights, obligations, or procedures described in the policy.
This change has no material impact on consumer rights or data governance practices. The updated policy corrects spelling and formatting errors in contact information for data protection requests and complaint procedures. The substance of how users can contact Coinbase or relevant regulatory authorities remains unchanged. No action is required on the part of consumers.
This change corrects spelling and formatting errors in the Privacy Policy but does not alter any substantive rights, obligations, or procedures. The contact methods and regulatory frameworks for data protection requests and complaints remain operationally identical.
Email formatting corrected; procedure and contact method unchanged
American English spelling standardized; timeline and obligation unchanged
Typo corrected in regulatory citation; authority and complaint procedure unchanged
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This change consists entirely of non-substantive editorial corrections: standardized American English spelling, corrected typos, and formatting adjustments to email addresses and regulatory disclosures. No compliance obligations, rights, procedures, or substantive disclosures were modified. This update does not create new regulatory exposures or compliance requirements. No action is required.
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