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Klarna updated its privacy policy on June 2, 2026 to replace a California-specific reference with a broader US regional notice. Previously, the policy directed California residents to a dedicated California privacy choices page. The updated language now directs all users to a US regional privacy notice page that covers how to exercise privacy rights. This change broadens the scope of the referenced privacy resource beyond California residents to apply across US jurisdictions.
The updated policy consolidates privacy resources by directing users to a single US regional privacy notice page instead of California-specific guidance. The change appears designed to provide a unified resource for exercising privacy rights across US jurisdictions rather than state-by-state references. No changes to substantive privacy rights or data handling practices are indicated by this modification.
The updated terms consolidate privacy notice navigation into a single US regional page, simplifying how users across US jurisdictions can access and exercise privacy rights. This organizational change affects how privacy information is discovered and accessed, though it does not modify substantive privacy rights or data handling practices.
→ Visit the new US regional privacy notice page linked in the policy to understand and exercise your privacy rights
Changed from California-specific privacy choices page to unified US regional privacy notice page
This change record describes what was added, removed, or modified in the document. Analysis reflects what the updated agreement states or permits. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
This change consolidates Klarna's privacy notice navigation structure from a California-specific reference to a unified US regional page. For compliance teams, this represents an organizational consolidation rather than a substantive privacy policy modification. No new obligations or regulatory exposures are created. The change may warrant confirming that the new US regional privacy notice page adequately addresses state-specific privacy requirements including CCPA/CPRA for California, VCDPA for Virginia, and other state privacy laws applicable to Klarna's customer base.
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