Home Depot updated its privacy policy on June 5, 2026 to add explicit language stating: 'We will not disclose text messaging opt-in consent to third parties for their own marketing purposes.' This clarifies that when customers consent to receive text messages from Home Depot, that consent information itself will not be shared with third parties for those third parties' own marketing campaigns. The updated terms establish a boundary on consent data sharing that was not previously stated in the policy.
The updated policy now explicitly states that Home Depot will not share your text message opt-in consent with third parties for their marketing purposes. This clarifies a boundary on how consent data is treated. You can review Home Depot's full privacy policy to understand other data collection and sharing practices.
Establishes explicit prohibition on sharing text message opt-in consent data with third parties for their own marketing
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Home Depot added a single clarifying provision to its privacy policy stating consent data related to text messaging will not be disclosed to third parties for their own marketing. This is a minor policy addition …
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