When you buy a ticket or register for an event, Eventbrite shares your personal information with the event organizer, who then controls that data under their own privacy policy — not Eventbrite's.
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This provision clarifies the data governance structure between Eventbrite, organizers, and users by allocating responsibility for data collection decisions to organizers rather than Eventbrite. It establishes that organizers function as independent data controllers who receive user data directly, which affects the applicable privacy obligations and data handling requirements for each party.
Your name, email, and other registration details may be used by event organizers for marketing or other purposes outside of Eventbrite's control, potentially without a separate opt-out mechanism.
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"When you register for an event, sign up for communications, enter a contest, or otherwise input your Personal Data (such as through a web form) to communicate with an Organizer or participate in an Organizer event, that Organizer will receive that information. Eventbrite may act as either a data controller or a data processor in respect of your Personal Data, depending on the circumstances. However, if you register for an event as a Consumer, we will process your Personal Data to help administer that event on behalf of the Organizer, and in these circumstances, Eventbrite merely provides the tools for Organizers; Eventbrite does not decide what Personal Data to request on registration forms.— Excerpt from Eventbrite's Eventbrite Privacy Policy
This provision establishes a controller-to-controller data transfer relationship under GDPR Article 26, requiring independent lawful basis assessments by organizers. Under CCPA, organizers receiving personal data may qualify as third parties rather than service providers, triggering sale/sharing opt-out obligations.
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This provision clarifies the data governance structure between Eventbrite, organizers, and users by allocating responsibility for data collection decisions to organizers rather than Eventbrite. It establishes that organizers function as independent data controllers who receive user data directly, which affects the applicable privacy obligations and data handling requirements for each party.
Your name, email, and other registration details may be used by event organizers for marketing or other purposes outside of Eventbrite's control, potentially without a separate opt-out mechanism.
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