Groq updated its Privacy Policy in an update detected on July 21, 2026, removing commas from the company name in three locations: changing 'Groq, LLC' to 'Groq LLC' in the policy opening, contact information, and EU/UK representative addresses. This is a formatting and entity name standardization change with no operational impact on privacy practices, data handling, or user rights.
This change has no impact on how Groq collects, processes, or handles consumer data. The updated policy removes commas from the company name in three locations but makes no substantive changes to privacy practices, user rights, data collection, retention, or processing procedures. The contact information and EU/UK representative addresses remain the same; only the formatting of the legal entity name has changed.
Company name standardized from 'Groq, LLC' to 'Groq LLC' in policy preamble, contact information, and EU/UK representative addresses.
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This change is a formatting and entity name standardization with no compliance implications. Groq has standardized its legal entity name from 'Groq, LLC' to 'Groq LLC' in the Privacy Policy document. No privacy practices, data …
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