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This document establishes FanDuel's collection, use, and disclosure practices for personal information gathered through its fantasy sports and skill games platforms. The policy authorizes collection of precise GPS location data, government-issued identification documents, payment information, and behavioral data, with provisions permitting disclosure to advertising partners, sports leagues, gaming regulators, and other third parties in transactions that may constitute a 'sale' of personal information under applicable state privacy laws. Users may submit opt-out requests at privacy.fanduel.com/dont_sell to limit data sharing for advertising purposes, with the requirement that such requests be submitted separately for each browser and device used to access FanDuel's services.
This Privacy Policy governs FanDuel Inc. and FanDuel SG LLC's collection, use, and disclosure of personal information across the company's daily fantasy sports platform, skill games site, mobile apps, and related services, asserting consent as a legal basis upon continued use of the Services. The policy states that FanDuel collects an extensive range of personal data including government-issued identity documents, GPS-level precise geolocation, financial payment details, device identifiers, audio recordings of customer support calls, and inferred behavioral data, and authorizes disclosure of this information to subsidiaries, advertising partners, analytics vendors, gaming regulators, sports leagues, law enforcement, and third parties in connection with corporate transactions. Notably, the policy asserts broad authority to disclose precise geolocation and other sensitive personal information to third parties including sports leagues, governing bodies, and employers of individuals affiliated with competing platforms under Section 4.10, a provision that extends beyond typical law enforcement or fraud-prevention carve-outs observed in standard consumer privacy policies. The policy engages the California Consumer Privacy Act, with a dedicated Section 9 addressing CCPA rights including opt-out of data sales and targeted advertising sharing, and references compliance with Iowa state regulations regarding secure data disposal; applicability of additional state privacy frameworks depends on the user's jurisdiction and FanDuel's classification under those laws. Material compliance considerations include the policy's characterization of third-party advertising disclosures as potentially constituting 'sales' under applicable law, the breadth of sensitive data categories collected including criminal history and employment status for fraud management purposes, and the opt-out mechanism's requirement that users renew choices after clearing cookies or changing devices.
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