Databricks does not intentionally collect data from anyone under 16 years old, and states it will delete such data if it becomes aware it was collected.
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The 16-year age threshold is consistent with CPRA requirements and several state privacy laws, though the US federal COPPA standard applies to children under 13 for certain online services.
Removed the instruction for users to report children's data submissions to privacy@databricks.com, consolidating the provision.
View full change record →If you are under 16 or have a child under 16 who may have interacted with Databricks services, Databricks states it does not intentionally collect their data and will delete it upon becoming aware of the issue.
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"Our services are not directed to children under the age of 16, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 16. If we become aware that a child under 16 has provided us with personal information, we will take steps to delete such information.Excerpt from Databricks's Privacy Notice
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The 16-year threshold aligns with CPRA's protections for minors and several state privacy laws.
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The 16-year age threshold is consistent with CPRA requirements and several state privacy laws, though the US federal COPPA standard applies to children under 13 for certain online services.
If you are under 16 or have a child under 16 who may have interacted with Databricks services, Databricks states it does not intentionally collect their data and will delete it upon becoming aware of the issue.
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