Anyscale restructured its privacy policy to add a dedicated California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) notice and reorganized how it describes data collection and use. The updated policy removes several sections including privacy rights, international data transfers, data retention, and children's information disclosures, while adding explicit language about de-identification practices and marketing activities that may constitute 'sales' or 'targeted advertising' under privacy laws. The practical effect is that users in California and other jurisdictions now have separate supplemental notices governing their rights, while the main policy focuses on general data practices.
Consumers: Anyscale now explicitly tells users that some of its marketing practices may be treated as data sales or targeted advertising under state privacy laws.
Data controllers: Organizations using Anyscale must now ensure users can access multiple supplemental privacy notices in addition to the main policy.
The updated policy reorganizes how Anyscale discloses its data practices and introduces separate supplemental notices for California residents and EU/UK users. The main policy now explicitly states that marketing activities may constitute a 'sale' or 'targeted advertising' under applicable privacy laws, and adds language clarifying that de-identified information will not be reidentified unless permitted by law or required for compliance. The policy removes prior sections describing privacy rights, data retention periods, and international transfer mechanisms; these topics are now addressed in jurisdiction-specific supplemental notices. You can review the supplemental CCPA notice (Annex A) and other jurisdiction-specific disclosures to understand your rights under applicable law.
→ Review the supplemental CCPA notice (Annex A) if you are a California resident to understand your specific rights under California law.
→ Review the supplemental EU/UK GDPR notice if you are located in the EU or UK to understand how your data is processed under those frameworks.
Added dedicated supplemental notice (Annex A) for California residents with CCPA-specific rights and disclosures.
Added explicit statement that de-identified information will not be reidentified unless permitted by law or required for compliance.
Added statement that some marketing activities may constitute a 'sale' or 'targeted advertising' under applicable privacy laws.
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Anyscale has restructured its privacy policy to separate general data practices from jurisdiction-specific disclosures. The policy now includes a dedicated CCPA supplemental notice and removes prior sections on privacy rights, data retention, international transfers, and …
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