The policy states that when a user acquires resources from third-party creators on Figma Community, the user's name and transaction-related personal information are disclosed to those creators, with any further information sharing governed by the individual creator's privacy policy.
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This provision establishes that Community marketplace transactions trigger disclosure of user personal information to individual third-party creators who operate under their own independent privacy policies, creating a data governance gap that Figma does not contractually bridge for users.
Interpretive note: The phrase 'any other information reasonably related to the transaction' is not defined in the policy, creating ambiguity about the full scope of personal information disclosed to Community creators.
The updated terms now restrict how Figma may use personal information from children. Children may only use the Services through a Figma for Education Enterprise agreement with their school, and Figma explicitly prohibits using children's personal information to train or improve AI services, serve targeted advertisements, or enable third-party tracking. Parents may contact Figma if they learn a child provided personal information without consent outside of an education agreement.
View change record →Under this provision, users who acquire resources from Figma Community creators have their name and transaction-related personal information disclosed to the creator. Further information sharing beyond the transaction is governed by each creator's own privacy policy, which Figma states it does not endorse, screen, or approve.
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Compare across platforms →"If you acquire any resources from third-party creators on Figma Community (available at www.figma.com/community), in connection with the transaction we will disclose your relevant personal information to such creators, including your name and any other information reasonably related to the transaction. Any other information shared between you and the creator (if any) is governed by the creator's privacy policy.Excerpt from Figma's Privacy Policy (Superseded URL)
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This provision establishes that Community marketplace transactions trigger disclosure of user personal information to individual third-party creators who operate under their own independent privacy policies, creating a data governance gap that Figma does not contractually bridge for users.
Under this provision, users who acquire resources from Figma Community creators have their name and transaction-related personal information disclosed to the creator. Further information sharing beyond the transaction is governed by each creator's own privacy policy, which Figma states it does not endorse, screen, or approve.
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