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Binance.US expanded its privacy policy to explicitly disclose collection of Web3 wallet information, including wallet addresses, token balances, transaction data, device identifiers, and other technical details. The policy now states it may store and process data outside the United States, whereas previously all data was stored in the US using Amazon Web Services. The updated terms also clarify that the company may disclose pseudonymous wallet identity information to third parties, including read-only access to wallet balances and transaction history.

Binance.US updated its privacy policy to add explicit authorization for disclosing customer information to law enforcement and financial institutions to detect and prevent fraud and financial crimes. The policy also expanded targeted advertising disclosures to clarify that email addresses and other identifiers may be used for tailored advertising on other websites and social media, with an opt-out mechanism provided. Additionally, the policy added a 'Your Privacy Rights' webform as an alternative contact method for exercising privacy rights and appeals, and expanded the list of state privacy laws it references to include Indiana, Kentucky, and Rhode Island.