Verizon revised its privacy policy to clarify and expand how it uses customer information. The policy now explicitly states it collects voice recordings and biometric identifiers (removing the qualifier 'or voiceprints'), expands partner data sharing to include service entitlements and reward information, and adds new uses for eligibility determinations including employment discounts and Verizon Dollars rewards. The policy also removed references to Verizon Community profile data collection and added a new privacy choices page for AI Skills for America users.
Consumers: Verizon can now use your voice recordings and biometric data to train its staff and AI systems, secure your account, and personalize your experience.
Consumers: Verizon will use your information to decide whether you qualify for employee discounts, rewards programs, and service upgrades.
Consumers: Verizon will share more information with partners, including details about what services you are entitled to and rewards you have earned.
The updated policy explicitly authorizes Verizon to collect and use voice recordings and biometric identifiers for training employees and systems, account security, and personalization. The policy now states that customer information will be used to determine eligibility for employment-related discounts, Verizon Dollars rewards, and service upgrades. Partner data sharing has been expanded to include service entitlements and reward information. You can review Verizon's privacy choices page to understand opt-out options for marketing and personalization.
→ Review Verizon's privacy choices page to understand opt-out options for marketing and personalization uses of your data.
→ Contact Verizon at 1-888-567-8688 to opt out of credit prescreening if you have not already done so.
ConductAtlas has recorded 2 material changes to this document over 96 days of monitoring (since May 2026). An additional minor or cosmetic changes were excluded.
Policy now explicitly authorizes collection of voice recordings and biometric identifiers (previously stated 'voice recordings or voiceprints') for training, account security, and personalization.
Policy expanded stated uses to include determining eligibility for employment-related discounts and Verizon Dollars rewards, in addition to service upgrades and credit prescreening.
Policy now authorizes sharing of service entitlements and reward information with partners when customers purchase partner services or use Verizon services to engage with them.
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