Cash App may share your personal and financial information with law enforcement agencies, regulators, or government authorities without notifying you.
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Your transaction history, identity details, and financial data can be handed over to government agencies, potentially without a warrant or advance notice to you.
The updated policy establishes that children under 13 may use Cash App services if a parent or guardian signs up for or authorizes the account on their behalf. Previously, the policy explicitly prohibited any use by children under 13. The revised language clarifies that data deletion obligations apply when Cash App learns an account belongs to an unauthorized child under 13, but does not specify what happens to data from authorized child accounts or how parental oversight operates. A separate Privacy Notice for Children is referenced but not included in the change summary.
View change record →The revised policy shifts from prohibiting all children under 13 from using Cash App to permitting use when a parent or guardian explicitly authorizes or signs up for the service on the child's behalf. This creates a new lawful use path for families, but also establishes a distinction between authorized and unauthorized child accounts. The policy states that if a child under 13 operates an unauthorized account, Cash App will delete collected data upon discovery. Parents or guardians who authorize services should review the new Privacy Notice for Children for details on how child data is processed.
View change record →The updated terms state that children under 13 can no longer use Cash App, eliminating a path that previously existed for parents to authorize accounts on behalf of younger children. The revised language no longer references a separate Privacy Notice for Children, consolidating all child data handling disclosures into the main policy. If Cash App collects data and later learns it came from a child under 13, the policy requires deletion of that data, though the updated language broadens this obligation by removing the phrase 'for an unauthorized account', potentially extending deletion requirements beyond accounts that were never authorized.
View change record →Cash App collects highly sensitive personal data including biometric facial scans, Social Security numbers, bank account numbers, geolocation, and detailed transaction histories, and shares this information with affiliates, advertisers, financial partners, and law enforcement. Users have limited ability to opt out of certain data uses, particularly marketing and behavioral profiling, though state residents (e.g. California, Colorado) may have broader rights including data deletion and opt-out of data sharing. You can submit a data access, deletion, or opt-out request through Cash App's privacy request portal at https://cash.app/legal/us/en-us/privacy.
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Disclosure to law enforcement must comply with applicable legal process requirements (subpoenas, court orders, National Security Letters) and applicable financial privacy laws including GLBA and the Right to Financial Privacy Act (RFPA). Compliance teams should confirm Cash App maintains a documented legal process policy and transparency reporting practice.
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Your transaction history, identity details, and financial data can be handed over to government agencies, potentially without a warrant or advance notice to you.
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