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Users' contact information is shared with external parties, enabling those parties to identify individual users or build audience profiles based on user attributes.
Interpretive note: The excerpt appears to describe a specific mechanism (likely custom audience or lookalike targeting) but does not name the broader context explicitly in the quoted language. The canonical claim is confined to what the quoted language states. The purpose context (advertising) named in the clause's metadata is not present in the quoted excerpt and is therefore omitted.
The updated terms establish formal procedures for UK-based users to lodge data protection complaints directly with Eventbrite via privacy@eventbrite.com, with assurance that complaints will follow ICO guidelines. The revised policy also confirms that all users have the right to escalate complaints to their national data protection authority or applicable regulator if they believe Eventbrite has violated privacy laws or has not adequately addressed their request. Previously, the policy referenced a Data Privacy Framework Notice but did not specify complaint procedures or regulatory escalation pathways. These additions clarify existing legal rights under UK and EU data protection law rather than creating new consumer obligations.
View change record →Your email address or other contact details may be shared with third parties or social media platforms, who may use that information to identify you or target individuals with similar characteristics.
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we may use, retain or share information with law enforcement or others in circumstances where a person's vital interests require protection, such as in the case of emergencies.
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Users' contact information is shared with external parties, enabling those parties to identify individual users or build audience profiles based on user attributes.
Your email address or other contact details may be shared with third parties or social media platforms, who may use that information to identify you or target individuals with similar characteristics.
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