Rumble updated its Privacy Policy on June 12, 2026 to expand the scope of services covered and clarify data collection practices. The policy now explicitly includes Rumble USA Inc. as a named entity, extends coverage to connected device platforms and applications featuring Rumble content, adds reference to the Rumble Advertising Center (RAC) as a covered service channel, and adds 'universal identifiers' to the list of automatically collected technical data. The policy also clarifies that GDPR definitions apply only to international data protection laws to which Rumble is subject, rather than universally.
The updated policy now explicitly states that Rumble's privacy practices apply to connected device platforms and applications featuring Rumble content, not just the core rumble.com and Locals platforms. The policy discloses collection of 'universal identifiers' alongside existing technical data such as browser type, operating system, and IP address. These changes clarify the breadth of services governed by the policy and the types of technical identifiers Rumble collects, but do not introduce new data practices or restrictions on user rights.
The updated policy clarifies that Rumble's data collection and privacy practices extend beyond its core websites and apps to connected device platforms featuring its content, and establishes explicit disclosure of universal identifier collection. For users of connected devices or Rumble's advertising platform, this change makes transparent which platforms and data types fall within Rumble's stated privacy practices.
Policy now explicitly covers connected device platforms and applications featuring Rumble content, and includes Rumble Advertising Center as a covered service channel.
Policy adds explicit reference to collection of universal identifiers as part of automatically collected technical data.
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Rumble's updated privacy policy clarifies its service scope to include connected device platforms and the Rumble Advertising Center, and adds explicit reference to collection of universal identifiers. The policy now states that GDPR definitions apply only to international data protection laws to which Rumble is subject, potentially narrowing its prior framing of universal GDPR applicability. The change appears primarily clarificatory rather than substantively altering Rumble's data practices. Organizations using Rumble's advertising platform should note the explicit inclusion of RAC in the policy scope. No material new compliance obligations appear to be created, though clarification of universal identifier collection may warrant review against existing privacy notices and vendor data processing agreements.
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