“Monitoring our IT and communications systems through manual and automated tools such as anti-malware software, website filtering and spam filtering, and monitoring our physical premises (i.e. by using CCTV and badge scans)...”
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Employees are subject to both digital and physical monitoring, covering their use of communications systems and their physical presence on premises.
Interpretive note: The canonical claim consolidates the two monitoring contexts (digital and physical). The specific tool examples are noted in omitted_material.
The updated policy discloses that Binance.US collects Web3 wallet information including wallet addresses, token balances, transaction data, device identifiers, and timestamps. The company may now disclose pseudonymous wallet identity information (wallet ID) to third parties with read-only access to associated wallet balances and transaction history. Additionally, the policy states that data may be stored and processed both within and outside the United States, rather than exclusively in the US as previously stated. Users should review the updated policy to understand what wallet data is collected and how it may be shared.
View change record →The updated policy explicitly authorizes Binance.US to disclose customer information to law enforcement, government agencies, regulators, financial institutions, and industry partners to detect and prevent fraud, money laundering, terrorist financing, and other financial crimes. The policy also clarifies that email addresses and other identifiers collected by Binance.US may be used for targeted advertising on other websites and social media platforms. You can opt out of this targeted advertising use by emailing privacy@binance.us or submitting a request through the 'Your Privacy Rights' webform.
View change record →Employees' use of Binance.US IT and communications systems, as well as their physical movements on premises, are subject to monitoring.
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Employees are subject to both digital and physical monitoring, covering their use of communications systems and their physical presence on premises.
Employees' use of Binance.US IT and communications systems, as well as their physical movements on premises, are subject to monitoring.
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