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Neon updated the email address for privacy inquiries in their Privacy Policy from privacy@neon.io to privacy@databricks.com. This change directs users and other parties who have questions about Neon's privacy practices to contact Databricks rather than Neon directly. The operational effect is that privacy-related communications will now be routed to a Databricks email address instead of a Neon-specific contact point.
The updated Privacy Policy now directs privacy inquiries to privacy@databricks.com rather than privacy@neon.io. This affects how users contact Neon regarding privacy practices or concerns, but does not change substantive privacy rights, data handling, or protections outlined in the policy. Users who wish to contact Neon about privacy matters should use the updated email address.
The updated terms direct privacy-related communications to a Databricks email address rather than a Neon-specific address, reflecting an organizational change in how privacy inquiries are processed. Users and other parties should note the new contact point when submitting privacy questions or concerns.
→ Update any saved contact information for Neon privacy inquiries to use privacy@databricks.com
Privacy inquiry email address changed to privacy@databricks.com, indicating potential organizational integration or restructuring of privacy function.
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The contact email for privacy inquiries has been updated from privacy@neon.io to privacy@databricks.com. This is a procedural change with no impact on data handling obligations, compliance frameworks, or substantive privacy commitments. No regulatory or contractual escalation is indicated.
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