Airtable may send you promotional emails and marketing messages, but you can opt out at any time by clicking Unsubscribe or emailing privacy@airtable.com.
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The opt-out mechanism is accessible and clearly described, but the policy does not specify how quickly opt-outs will be processed or whether all marketing channels are covered.
Airtable uses your contact information for promotional communications about its products and services, but you have a clear opt-out path through any marketing email or by contacting privacy@airtable.com directly.
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"We may use some of the information we collect for marketing purposes, including to send you promotional communications about new Services features, products, events, or other opportunities. If you wish to stop receiving these communications or to opt out of use of your information for these purposes, please follow the opt-out instructions by clicking "Unsubscribe" (or similar opt-out language) in those communications. You may also contact us at privacy@airtable.com to opt out.Excerpt from Airtable's Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages the CAN-SPAM Act in the US, which requires commercial email senders to include a clear opt-out mechanism and honor opt-out requests within 10 business days, enforced by the FTC.
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The opt-out mechanism is accessible and clearly described, but the policy does not specify how quickly opt-outs will be processed or whether all marketing channels are covered.
Airtable uses your contact information for promotional communications about its products and services, but you have a clear opt-out path through any marketing email or by contacting privacy@airtable.com directly.
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