On July 11, 2026, Robinhood modified the footer navigation of its privacy policy page by adding a 'Vendors' link in the company section. The previous version included links to 'Affiliates' but did not explicitly reference 'Vendors'. This change appears to be a navigation or disclosure organizational update with no modification to substantive privacy policy terms or user protections.
This change is a navigation update only. The 'Vendors' link added to the privacy policy footer does not modify any substantive privacy terms, data collection practices, or user protections. The change appears designed to provide improved access to vendor-related disclosures, though the specific content of that vendor section is not detailed in this change description.
Added 'Vendors' link to privacy policy footer to provide access to vendor relationship disclosures.
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This change is a footer navigation addition with no impact on substantive privacy policy obligations. It does not modify data processing, vendor management, or privacy disclosures in any material way. No compliance review is required …
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