Coursera's Privacy Notice footer was updated on May 11, 2026 to include a new link labeled 'Do Not Sell/Share' in the footer navigation. This addition appeared between the 'Modern Slavery Statement' link and the 'Learn Anywhere' section. The change makes a consumer rights mechanism more prominent at the page level, though the underlying policy language and operational effect of this mechanism are not detailed in the change summary provided.
Coursera added a 'Do Not Sell/Share' link to the footer of its Privacy Notice, making this consumer opt-out mechanism more accessible at the page level. The updated footer now includes this link alongside other legal and compliance resources. The change itself does not modify the underlying data practices or privacy rights, but rather makes an existing or newly available opt-out mechanism more visible to users.
The updated footer adds a more visible navigation path to a data sale opt-out mechanism, likely required under CCPA and similar state privacy laws. This change improves user-facing transparency regarding privacy rights, though it does not alter the underlying data processing practices disclosed in the full policy.
→ Click the 'Do Not Sell/Share' footer link to review or exercise your data sale or sharing opt-out rights
→ If you do not use the opt-out mechanism, Coursera will continue to process and potentially share or sell your personal information as described in its privacy policy
Added navigation link to enable users to exercise data sale opt-out rights under state privacy law
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This change adds a footer link for data sale or sharing opt-out requests, likely in response to state privacy laws (CCPA and successors) that require prominent, easy-to-use mechanisms for consumers to request non-sale of personal information. The link does not change the underlying privacy policy language but improves user-facing navigation to an opt-out mechanism. No new data processing or disclosure obligations are created by this footer addition alone, though the linked destination may contain such obligations if not previously disclosed.
CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act), CPRA (California Privacy Rights Act), similar state privacy laws requiring prominent opt-out mechanisms
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