Target's privacy policy homepage was updated on May 11, 2026 to add a timestamp and navigation links. The policy now displays 'Last update: March 5, 2026' and includes explicit references to updated categories of information collected, state-specific privacy information, and retention information, with a 'Back to Top' navigation option. This change appears to be a transparency and navigation update rather than a material change to substantive privacy rights or data handling practices.
The updated policy homepage now displays a last-updated timestamp and provides clearer navigation to sections describing what information Target collects, state-specific privacy rights, and data retention practices. This is a structural and transparency change to the policy document itself rather than a change to data handling practices or user rights. You can access these sections directly through the new navigation links provided on the policy page.
The updated homepage provides clearer visibility into when the policy was last substantively updated and directs users to specific sections covering data collection, state-specific rights, and retention practices. This improves navigation and transparency without changing the substantive privacy terms themselves.
Homepage now displays 'Last update: March 5, 2026' to indicate when substantive policy changes were made.
Added explicit links to key policy sections covering data collection categories, state-specific privacy information, and data retention practices.
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This change is a formatting and navigation update to Target's privacy policy homepage. It adds a timestamp showing the policy was last updated on March 5, 2026, and includes explicit navigation references to key policy sections (data collection categories, state-specific information, retention policies). No substantive changes to data handling obligations, consent requirements, or privacy rights are reflected in this update. This appears to be a transparency enhancement rather than a change requiring compliance review.
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