Airtable expanded its privacy policy to cover residents of four additional US states: Alabama, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. The policy now includes new procedures for authorized agents and guardians to submit data access, correction, and deletion requests on behalf of consumers in certain states. The updated terms also clarify that the right to opt out of certain processing does not apply to residents of Alabama, California, or Utah.
Consumers: Consumers in California and Alabama can now have someone else submit data access, correction, or deletion requests on their behalf.
Consumers: Residents of Alabama, California, and Utah cannot opt out of certain types of data processing under this policy.
The updated policy extends privacy disclosures to residents of Alabama, Louisiana, and Oklahoma, bringing the total number of covered states to 22. Airtable now explicitly permits authorized agents (in California) and guardians or conservators (in Alabama) to submit data access, correction, and deletion requests on behalf of consumers. The policy clarifies that the right to opt out of certain processing does not apply to residents of Alabama, California, or Utah. These changes align the policy with state-level privacy law requirements in newly covered jurisdictions.
→ If you are a California resident, you may designate an authorized agent to submit data access, correction, or deletion requests on your behalf.
→ If you are an Alabama resident and have a guardian or conservator, that person may exercise your data rights on your behalf.
Expanded to cover Alabama, Louisiana, and Oklahoma in addition to previously covered states.
California residents may now designate an authorized agent to submit access, correction, or deletion requests.
For Alabama residents, a guardian or conservator may exercise consumer rights on behalf of the consumer.
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
Airtable expanded its state-level privacy disclosures to cover four additional US states (Alabama, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and one duplicate reference to Louisiana), bringing total coverage to 22 states. The policy now includes explicit procedures for authorized …
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