HubSpot revised its privacy policy to replace references to 'enrichment features' with 'enrichment products' throughout, removed language describing Email Engagement Data collection from emails sent through the platform, simplified the scope of customer uses of shared data from 'sales, marketing, and other business activities' to 'sales and marketing activities', and removed an entire section describing Google Maps integration. The company added a mechanism for individuals to request removal of their personal data from HubSpot's commercial dataset and clarified reCAPTCHA Enterprise deployment language.
Consumers: Individuals can now submit a form to request that their personal information be deleted from HubSpot's business data collection.
Hubspot customers: HubSpot customers who purchase enrichment products can no longer use the shared data for 'other business activities' beyond sales and marketing.
Consumers: The explicit description of how HubSpot collects email open, delivery, bounce, and click data is no longer present in the updated policy text.
The updated policy removes explicit language describing how HubSpot collects email engagement data (open, delivery, bounce, click statuses) from emails sent through the platform, and no replacement tracking disclosure appears in the changed text. The policy also narrows the permitted uses of shared customer data in HubSpot's commercial dataset from 'sales, marketing, and other business activities' to 'sales and marketing activities'. You can request removal of your personal data from HubSpot's commercial dataset by completing and submitting the removal form referenced in the updated policy.
→ If you wish to remove your personal data from HubSpot's commercial dataset, complete and submit the removal form referenced in the 'Information We Collect and Process in Connection with Our Enrichment Products' section.
Removed explicit description of email open, delivery, bounce, and click tracking; no replacement language added.
Narrowed from 'sales, marketing, and other business activities' to 'sales and marketing activities'.
Added explicit opt-out form allowing individuals to request removal of their personal data from HubSpot's commercial dataset.
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HubSpot revised terminology ('enrichment features' to 'enrichment products'), removed email engagement data collection disclosures without adding replacement language, narrowed permitted data use cases, removed Google Maps integration documentation, and added an explicit opt-out mechanism for …
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