Bumble removed a hyperlink from their privacy policy language describing identity verification procedures. The previous version linked the phrase 'Community Guidelines' to bumble.com/guidelines; the updated version removes this link and presents the text as plain language. This change does not alter what Bumble collects or verifies, only how the policy presents the reference to their guidelines.
This change is a formatting modification with no material impact on consumer rights or data practices. The policy continues to state that Bumble will request phone numbers and may require photo or ID verification to enforce Community Guidelines. The removal of the hyperlink does not change what data Bumble collects, how it processes identity information, or what verification procedures apply to users.
This change has no operational significance. It is a technical formatting update that preserves the original disclosure of identity verification requirements without altering Bumble's data collection, processing, or verification practices.
Hyperlink to Community Guidelines removed; text remains substantively identical.
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This change is a technical formatting update to the privacy policy that removes a hyperlink reference while preserving the substantive disclosure language. No new data collection, processing, or verification authorities are established or removed. The underlying privacy and identity verification obligations remain unchanged. No compliance action is required based on this specific change.
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