The document states that Equifax has consolidated the majority of its US privacy policies into a single Equifax Privacy Statement covering collection, use, and sharing across all US businesses, with a stated commitment to ongoing updates.
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This provision establishes that a single operative document governs most US privacy practices, but explicitly notes that the consolidation covers 'most' rather than all policies, leaving the scope of any excluded policies unspecified on this page. The stated commitment to ongoing updates without a defined notice mechanism or timeline creates a review obligation for consumers and compliance teams monitoring material changes.
Interpretive note: The document does not specify which Equifax business lines or products are excluded from the consolidated statement, and does not describe the mechanism or timeline for notifying consumers of future updates to the Privacy Statement.
Under these terms, the Equifax Privacy Statement is the primary operative document governing data collection, use, and sharing for US consumers across Equifax's businesses. The document does not specify which Equifax business lines or products are excluded from the consolidated statement, or how consumers will be notified of future updates.
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Compare across platforms →"For our United States business, we've consolidated most of our privacy policies into our new, comprehensive Equifax Privacy Statement. Our revised privacy statement discusses how we collect, use, and share data across all of our businesses, and provides greater detail over the types of data we collect. We're committed to continually updating our privacy statement to reflect changes to our business and provide you with ongoing transparency over the use of your data.Excerpt from Equifax's Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The consolidated Privacy Statement is the primary disclosure instrument for FCRA, CCPA, and multi-state privacy law compliance purposes.
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This provision establishes that a single operative document governs most US privacy practices, but explicitly notes that the consolidation covers 'most' rather than all policies, leaving the scope of any excluded policies unspecified on this page. The stated commitment to ongoing updates without a defined notice mechanism or timeline creates a review obligation for consumers and compliance teams monitoring material …
Under these terms, the Equifax Privacy Statement is the primary operative document governing data collection, use, and sharing for US consumers across Equifax's businesses. The document does not specify which Equifax business lines or products are excluded from the consolidated statement, or how consumers will be notified of future updates.
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