Verizon updated its privacy policy with minor naming and formatting corrections across its subsidiary brands, and added new disclosure language about the Verizon Dollars program and Glance lockscreen app integration. The policy now states that Verizon Wireless customers participating in Verizon Dollars may be offered the opportunity to earn rewards through the Glance app, and that if they consent, Glance may collect and share personal information, including sensitive personal information, for purposes such as delivering interest-based advertising. Customers can stop participating by uninstalling the app.
Consumers: Verizon is telling you that if you opt into the Glance lockscreen app as part of Verizon Dollars, Glance may collect and use your personal data, including sensitive data, to show you targeted ads.
The updated policy discloses a new partnership between Verizon Dollars and the Glance lockscreen app. Under the revised terms, Verizon Wireless customers who elect to participate may have limited information disclosed to Glance for eligibility verification and customer support. If you consent, Glance may collect, use, and share personal information, including sensitive personal information, as described in the Glance AI privacy policy, for purposes such as delivering interest-based advertising. You can stop participating by uninstalling the Glance app.
→ Review the Glance AI privacy policy to understand what personal and sensitive data Glance collects and how it uses that data.
→ Decide whether to participate in the Verizon Dollars lockscreen app feature; if you do not wish to participate, do not install or uninstall the Glance app.
This is the 2nd significant Data Collection Expansion change Verizon has made since ConductAtlas began monitoring.
ConductAtlas has recorded 3 material changes to this document over 146 days of monitoring (since May 2026). An additional minor or cosmetic changes were excluded.
Added disclosure that Glance may collect personal and sensitive personal information for interest-based advertising if customers consent to participate in the Verizon Dollars lockscreen app feature.
Corrected brand names and formatting in privacy choice links and procedures across Verizon Value subsidiaries (e.g., 'Straight Talk' instead of 'StraightTalk', 'SafeLink Wireless' instead of 'SafeLink').
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
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