This new high-severity provision discloses third-party data sharing for marketing with direct collection rights on platform, representing an expanded and more aggressive data monetization practice.

This provision limits deletion rights by clarifying that publicly posted content may persist indefinitely after account deletion, reducing user control over personal data.

This new comprehensive disclosure itemizes extensive personal, financial, behavioral, and device data collection practices previously described vaguely as 'Financial Information Collection.'

This new provision explicitly warns that user content is searchable and publicly accessible beyond registered users, increasing transparency about content exposure risks.

This new provision establishes COPPA compliance and child protection safeguards with clear notice and reporting procedures for unauthorized child data collection.

This new provision discloses mandatory U.S. data transfers for non-U.S. users with broad consent mechanism, addressing regulatory requirements for international privacy compliance.

This vague provision was removed and replaced with more specific 'Business Partner Data Sharing for Marketing' (now high-severity) that explicitly allows direct partner data collection on platform.

This provision was removed and its content incorporated into the new 'Data Collection Scope and Categories' provision with expanded scope.

This previously identified provision is removed without replacement, creating potential gap in transparency regarding location tracking practices.

This low-severity provision was removed, potentially indicating weaker disclosure of Poshmark's rights to use user-generated content.

Previous version had empty excerpt for 'Cookies and Tracking Technologies'; current version now provides detailed disclosure of cross-context behavioral advertising and partner sharing practices.

Previous version 'Data Retention Practices' and 'Account Closure and Data Handling' had empty excerpts; current version consolidates into single provision with explicit retention criteria and deletion procedures.

Previous 'California CCPA/CPRA Privacy Rights' had empty excerpt; current version now specifies opt-out mechanism for data sale/sharing with direct contact information and non-discrimination promise.