Square updated its Privacy Notice to add detailed disclosure about Trust Center data collection and use. The company now explicitly discloses that when visitors submit an NDA form to access compliance documentation, Square collects name, job title, email address, and company name, plus information about which documents they view and how they interact with the portal. Operationally, this means Square uses this engagement data to identify and prioritize sales opportunities, including follow-up outreach based on which compliance documents a visitor has accessed.
The updated Privacy Notice discloses that Square collects personal and engagement data from visitors to its Trust Center who submit NDA forms to access compliance documentation. Specifically, Square collects name, job title, email address, and company name, plus information about which documents are viewed and portal interactions. The updated terms state that Square uses this engagement data to identify and prioritize sales opportunities, including follow-up outreach based on which compliance documents a visitor accessed. These disclosures apply to anyone visiting the Trust Center to request compliance materials.
Square now explicitly discloses collection of name, job title, email, and company name from NDA form submissions, plus engagement data use for sales opportunity identification and outreach.
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Square has expanded its Privacy Notice to explicitly disclose data collection practices related to its Trust Center compliance portal and the use of that data for sales prospecting. The change primarily affects how the company …
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