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This document establishes DraftKings' policies for collection, use, and sharing of personal information across its fantasy sports, sportsbook, casino, and related platforms. The policy authorizes collection of Social Security numbers, financial account details, geolocation data, betting history, and biometric facial data, with provisions for sharing this information to advertising vendors, analytics companies, and business partners. The policy establishes opt-out mechanisms for residents of California and other eligible states to request non-sale or non-sharing of their personal information.
This document is DraftKings' Privacy Notice (last updated May 21, 2025), governing the collection, use, and disclosure of personal information across its website, mobile applications, Daily Fantasy Sports, Sportsbook, Casino, and related social networking features, with consent established by continued use of the services. The notice states that DraftKings collects an extensive range of personal data including name, address, Social Security number, financial account information, geolocation, device identifiers, biometric data for identity verification, betting and wagering activity, and contact book data; the terms authorize disclosure of this information to service providers, advertising vendors (including Facebook, TikTok, LiveRamp, and The Trade Desk), analytics companies, business partners, and government or regulatory authorities. The biometric data collection provision is operationally distinct in that it explicitly covers facial geometry and similar biometric identifiers collected via third-party verification providers, with a stated retention period limited to the verification transaction, though the enforceability and adequacy of these disclosures varies by state law, particularly under Illinois BIPA and Texas CUBI. The notice engages multiple U.S. state privacy frameworks including CCPA/CPRA (California), Virginia CDPA, Colorado CPA, Connecticut CTDPA, and additional state consumer privacy laws, as well as gaming-specific regulatory requirements in Massachusetts and North Carolina; Canadian users are addressed under PIPEDA and applicable provincial law. Material compliance considerations include the breadth of third-party advertising data sharing, the contact importer feature that places consent obligations on users rather than DraftKings for third-party contacts, and the notice's assertion that acceptance of the policy constitutes authorization for financial institutions, mobile operators, and government organizations to disclose users' personal information to DraftKings.
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