Supabase expanded its marketing practices and vendor disclosures in its privacy policy. The updated terms now explicitly state that the company may use business contact information to identify organizations for sales and marketing outreach, and that it relies on user consent for three marketing-related purposes: sending marketing communications, using approximate location information to determine relevant communications, and combining personal information from different sources for relevance. The policy also now discloses that Customer.io is used as a service provider to help send and segment marketing communications, and clarifies that marketing-related consents are independent and can be withdrawn separately.
The updated policy clarifies that Supabase relies on your consent for three specific marketing purposes: sending marketing communications, using approximate location information to determine which communications are relevant to you, and combining personal information from different sources to determine relevance. The policy now explicitly discloses that Customer.io is used to help send and segment marketing communications. The updated terms state that these marketing consents are independent of one another, meaning you can give or withdraw any of them without affecting the others. You can manage these consents separately according to the mechanisms Supabase provides.
→ Review the updated marketing consent options in your Supabase account settings to understand which marketing purposes you have consented to.
→ Withdraw any marketing consents you do not wish to provide, noting that each consent is independent and can be withdrawn separately.
Policy now explicitly itemizes three independent marketing-related consent purposes: sending communications, using location data for relevance, and combining personal information for relevance.
Policy now names Customer.io as a service provider used to send and segment marketing communications.
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Supabase clarified its marketing consent framework and expanded vendor disclosures. The change adds explicit language describing three distinct marketing-related consent purposes and names Customer.io as a service provider for marketing communications and segmentation. This aligns …
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