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The updated policy expands when your email address is shared with event organizers. Previously, organizers received your email only if you registered for their event. Under the revised terms, organizers also receive your email if you choose to receive marketing communications from them through Eventbrite. The policy clarifies that organizers control your marketing subscription data as data controllers, while Eventbrite processes it on their behalf. You can manage marketing communication preferences through Eventbrite's platform settings.
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