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“If any Modification to this Privacy Policy is not acceptable to you, you should cease accessing, browsing and otherwise using the Services.”
“However, if you are a Consumer, you understand that even if Eventbrite deletes or anonymizes your Personal Data upon your request or pursuant to this Policy, your Personal Data may still be available in the Organizer's own databases if transmitted to the Organizer prior to Eventbrite receiving or taking action on any deletion or anonymization activity.”
“Data protection law provides you with rights in respect of Personal Data that we hold about you, including the right to request a copy of the Personal Data, request that we rectify, restrict or delete your Personal Data, object to profiling...”
“this involves sharing your email address or other contact details with the third party or social media platform so that they can identify you as one of our Users, or identify other individuals with similar attributes to you...”
“We may use your Personal Data for our marketing and advertising purposes, including (without limitation) by email, SMS marketing, display media, and targeting other devices (such as tablets, mobile devices and televisions).”
“We are not responsible for the actions of these Organizers, or their Third Party Organizers (or other downstream recipients of your Personal Data), with respect to your Personal Data.”
This Privacy Policy explains how Eventbrite collects your personal information, uses it for its own marketing across email, SMS, and devices, and shares it with event organizers and third-party platforms. Eventbrite will not sell your personal information, but once it is passed to an organizer, Eventbrite is not responsible for what that organizer does with it. If Eventbrite changes this policy and you disagree with the change, your only option is to stop using the service entirely.
Eventbrite's Privacy Policy establishes the conditions under which Eventbrite collects, uses, shares, and retains users' Personal Data across its Services. Eventbrite collects Personal Data upon voluntary submission, may infer additional attributes such as age range, gender, and parental status from user behavior, and may use Personal Data for marketing and advertising across email, SMS, display media, and multiple device types. Personal Data is shared with Organizers, who receive and may independently use information submitted in connection with their events, and Eventbrite shares contact details with third parties and social media platforms for identification and audience-building purposes; Eventbrite expressly commits not to sell Personal Data to third parties. Eventbrite retains sole discretion to modify the Policy at any time, and a user's only mechanism to reject a modification is to cease all use of the Services; deletion or anonymization requests submitted to Eventbrite do not reach data already held in Organizers' independent databases, and Eventbrite bears no stated responsibility for how Organizers or downstream recipients handle Personal Data.
As an individual user, your Personal Data is collected when you voluntarily submit it, and Eventbrite may also infer additional details about you — such as age range, gender, and parental status — from how you use the Services. Your contact details may be shared with third parties and social media platforms to identify you or build similar-audience profiles, and your Personal Data may be used by Eventbrite for marketing across multiple channels and device types. Once information is shared with an Organizer, Eventbrite bears no responsibility for that Organizer's handling of it, and a deletion request you submit to Eventbrite does not automatically remove data already held in an Organizer's own databases. If you are in the EEA, data protection law provides you with enforceable rights to request a copy, correction, restriction, or deletion of your Personal Data held by Eventbrite, and to object to profiling.
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9 versions captured · Latest change detected by ConductAtlas: August 2026
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“If any Modification to this Privacy Policy is not acceptable to you, you should cease accessing, browsing and otherwise using the Services.”
“However, if you are a Consumer, you understand that even if Eventbrite deletes or anonymizes your Personal Data upon your request or pursuant to this Policy, your Personal Data may still be available in the Organizer's own databases if transmitted …”
“Data protection law provides you with rights in respect of Personal Data that we hold about you, including the right to request a copy of the Personal Data, request that we rectify, restrict or delete your Personal Data, object to …”
“this involves sharing your email address or other contact details with the third party or social media platform so that they can identify you as one of our Users, or identify other individuals with similar attributes to you...”
“We may use your Personal Data for our marketing and advertising purposes, including (without limitation) by email, SMS marketing, display media, and targeting other devices (such as tablets, mobile devices and televisions).”
“We are not responsible for the actions of these Organizers, or their Third Party Organizers (or other downstream recipients of your Personal Data), with respect to your Personal Data.”
“We reserve the right, in our sole discretion, to update or modify this Privacy Policy at any time (collectively, "Modifications").”
“Organizers can set up event registration pages to collect virtually any information from Consumers in connection with registration for an Organizer's event listed on the Services. Eventbrite does not control an Organizer's registration process nor the Personal Data that they …”
“When you register for, or otherwise provide information to Eventbrite in conjunction with an Organizer event or activity...that Organizer will receive and may use the information you provide.”
“We are not in the business of selling your Personal Data...we will not sell your Personal Data to third parties, including third party advertisers.”
“We may derive or infer additional Personal Data about you, including demographic characteristics such as age range, gender, and parental status, based on your use of our Services and other available information.”
“For all Users we collect Personal Data when you voluntarily provide such information to the Services, such as when you register for access to the Services, contact us with inquiries, respond to one of our surveys...”
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