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This is Anyscale's Privacy Notice covering personal information collected through its websites and services, last updated July 1, 2025. The notice authorizes collection of identifiers, IP addresses, device and browsing data, location information, payment details, and third-party marketing data, and permits sharing this information with advertising partners who may use it for cross-site behavioral advertising. The notice also states Anyscale participates in the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework and its UK and Swiss extensions as the mechanism for transferring personal data internationally.
This Privacy Notice governs Anyscale, Inc.'s collection, use, and disclosure of personal information across its websites and online/offline services, explicitly excluding Customer Data processed under the Platform Agreement and third-party services with separate privacy notices. The notice states that Anyscale collects identifiers, device information, IP addresses, browsing activity, location data derived from IP, payment details, and third-party marketing data; uses this information for service provision, administrative purposes including direct marketing and fraud prevention, and advertising; and discloses it to service providers, advertising partners, business partners, affiliates, and in connection with corporate transactions. The notice asserts participation in the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework, UK Extension, and Swiss-U.S. Data Privacy Framework as the transfer mechanism for international data flows, and includes supplemental sections for EU/UK GDPR and Nevada residents, while the policy update clause reserves the right to modify terms unilaterally with notice limited to posting the updated document. The notice engages GDPR (EU and UK), CCPA/CPRA (California), Nevada SB 220, and the FTC Act through its DPF participation commitments; California residents are granted rights to access, delete, correct, and opt out of sale or sharing of personal information, while EU/UK/Swiss individuals are entitled to rely on DPF recourse mechanisms. The document does not identify a specific legal basis matrix for each processing activity beyond contract performance, legitimate interests, and consent, which may require further evaluation under GDPR Article 6 obligations.
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3 versions captured · Last updated: May 2026
New provision adds transparency about third-party data acquisition from multiple sources and the company's practice of combining this data with other information collected.
New provision explicitly discloses data sharing in corporate transaction scenarios, informing users that M&A activity could involve transfer of personal information.
Removal of this standalone provision consolidates cross-context behavioral advertising disclosures into the more detailed 'Advertising Partner Data Sharing and Behavioral Tracking' provision in the current version.
Removal of this generic business partner sharing provision reflects consolidation into more specific advertising partner and corporate transaction provisions in the current version.
Removal of explicit data retention language may reduce transparency about how long Anyscale retains personal information.
Removal of children's privacy protections and contact information for violations reduces stated commitment to protecting minors and reduces accessibility for parents to report issues.
Removal of third-party website disclaimer reduces stated non-responsibility for linked websites and removes explicit encouragement for users to review third-party privacy policies.
Current version adds specific details about tracking mechanisms (Technologies, tracking tools) and explicit examples of collected data points, plus clarification that partners use cross-service information for personalized ads.
No material change detected in available excerpt text.
Provision name changed from 'Privacy Notice Updates at Sole Discretion' to 'Unilateral Privacy Notice Update Clause' but text remains identical.
Current version simplifies and consolidates California rights into a more concise summary, removing detailed procedural language about verifiable requests and service provider obligations.
Provision renamed from 'Automatic Collection of Device and Behavioral Data' to include 'Cross-Service Identification' but excerpt text appears identical.
1 provision unchanged.
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