Uniswap's updated privacy policy, detected on August 13, 2026, expands its scope to explicitly cover multiple new properties (Uniswap Wallet app, API/Developer Platform, and additional websites) and revises its data collection posture. Previously, the policy stated that Uniswap Labs does not collect personal data like email addresses or IP addresses in connection with typical service use. The updated policy now discloses that certain features optionally collect email addresses, that the Developer Platform may collect email, name, and team name, and establishes account data as a collection category alongside publicly-available blockchain data. The practical effect is that users accessing Developer Platform features or optional in-app wallet/recovery features may provide email addresses, whereas the prior language categorically stated such collection did not occur.
Consumers: Uniswap now tells you it may collect your email if you use the Developer Platform or opt into specific Wallet features, whereas previously it stated email is not collected.
The updated policy expands coverage to multiple Uniswap properties (Wallet app, Developer Platform, additional websites) and clarifies data collection practices. The prior policy stated Uniswap does not collect personal data such as email addresses in connection with service use; the updated policy now discloses that certain features (Developer Platform access, in-app wallet functionality, wallet recovery) may optionally collect email addresses, names, or team names. Email provision remains optional, and no email is required to create or use a Uniswap Wallet. Users accessing Developer Platform features or electing to use optional wallet recovery should be aware these actions may involve sharing an email address.
→ Review the updated privacy policy if you use the Uniswap Developer Platform or plan to use optional Wallet recovery features that require email.
→ If you have security concerns about account credentials, contact Uniswap at privacy@uniswap.org.
Policy now covers Wallet app, Developer Platform, and multiple Uniswap websites; discloses optional email collection for Developer Platform and Wallet features, replacing prior categorical non-collection statement.
Added explicit statement that use of the Uniswap Protocol smart contracts is not governed by this privacy policy or terms of service.
Added language stating users are responsible for keeping account credentials safe and should contact the company if account is compromised.
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