NVIDIA's privacy policy was restructured in an update detected on August 13, 2026. The document added a regional website selector at the top, expanded the 'Control your personal data' section with explicit language describing user rights to access, port, correct, withdraw consent, opt out of sales and sharing, and erase data, and reorganized navigation elements including new topic links for Personalized Ads, Preference Signal, Websites, Children's Privacy, Data Transfer, and Data Retention. Several introductory statements were removed or consolidated, including standalone headers for 'Expect non-discrimination' and 'Protect your privacy—and your choices'. The operational effect is primarily structural and organizational rather than substantively altering the underlying data rights or collection practices.
The updated policy expands its presentation of user data rights, now explicitly stating that users have the right to access collected data, port it, make corrections, withdraw consent, opt out of sales and sharing, and request erasure. These rights themselves were likely already present; the change reflects enhanced clarity in disclosure rather than a shift in underlying protections. The policy adds navigation links to specific topics including Personalized Ads, Preference Signal, Websites, Children's Privacy, Data Transfer, and Data Retention, making these sections more discoverable.
Expanded presentation of user rights to access, port, correct, withdraw consent, opt out, and erase personal data.
Added navigation links for Personalized Ads, Preference Signal, Websites, Children's Privacy, Data Transfer, and Data Retention sections.
This change record describes what was added, removed, or modified in the document. Analysis reflects what the updated agreement states or permits. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
This change is primarily a structural and organizational update to NVIDIA's privacy policy disclosure. The core substantive rights described (data access, portability, correction, consent withdrawal, opt-out, erasure) align with standard GDPR and CCPA frameworks and …
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