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Connecticut residentsRhode island residents
Home Depot expanded its privacy policy disclosure to include Connecticut residents alongside Rhode Island residents who can access a list of third parties to whom the company has sold or may sell personal information. Previously, only Rhode Island residents had this explicit right to view the third-party sale list. The change extends this transparency mechanism to Connecticut residents.
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The updated policy extends transparency rights to Connecticut residents, allowing them to access a list of third parties to whom Home Depot has sold or may sell personal information. This aligns Connecticut with Rhode Island's existing disclosure requirement. Residents of these states can now review the third-party sale list by clicking the provided link.
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→ Connecticut residents can now access the third-party data sale list by clicking the link provided in the privacy policy
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Third-party data sale disclosure
Expanded to include Connecticut residents in addition to Rhode Island residents
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2026-10-11 · Feed summary edited · summary regenerated by summarize_events
Previous text Expanded state privacy disclosures to include Connecticut residents in third-party data-sharing notification.
2026-10-11 · Impact summary edited · summary regenerated by summarize_events
Previous text The updated policy extends an existing data-sharing transparency mechanism to Connecticut residents that previously applied only to Rhode Island residents. Both states can now access a list of third parties to whom Home Depot has sold or may sell personal information by clicking a provided link. This change provides Connecticut residents with the same disclosure access that Rhode Island residents already had.
2026-10-11 · Summary edited · summary regenerated by summarize_events
Previous text Home Depot's privacy policy was updated on July 1, 2026 to expand a data-sharing disclosure that previously applied only to Rhode Island residents. The updated language now states that both Connecticut and Rhode Island residents can access a list of third parties to whom Home Depot has sold or may sell personal information. The change adds Connecticut residents to the existing Rhode Island disclosure requirement.
2026-10-07 · Change line edited · change line rewritten to the 2026-10-07 template: no detection date, no sentence counts
Previous text Home Depot updated their Home Depot Privacy Policy on July 01, 2026. Change detected: 1 sentence(s) modified. Document contained 567 sentences after update.
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Home Depot has expanded its third-party data sale disclosure mechanism to include Connecticut residents, in addition to the previously disclosed Rhode Island requirement. This change likely reflects compliance with Connecticut's data privacy or consumer protection …
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