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The updated terms establish specific restrictions on how Figma may use personal information collected from minors. Children under 13 in the US, under 16 in California and the EU, and under 18 in Japan may now use the Services only through agreements with educational institutions. Figma states it will not use children's personal information to train, fine-tune, or improve AI services, nor will it permit service providers to do so. The policy also prohibits using children's data for marketing purposes, targeted advertising, or enabling third-party tracking. If a parent learns their child provided personal information without consent outside an educational agreement, they may contact Figma to report the issue.
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If you have opted-in for this kind of sharing of your Personal Information, then you may: (i) choose to opt-out of such sharing; and/or (ii) request certain information regarding our disclosure of your Personal Information to such non-affiliated third parties.
Opt out of the sharing of your personal information with third parties.
California residents (and their households) have the right to request certain information about whether we collect, use, disclose and sell personal information about them, and to request to know the personal information that we have.
"California residents have the right to opt out of the "sale" of personal information and the "sharing" of personal information for "cross-context behavioral advertising."Excerpt from Figma's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “California residents have the right to opt out of the "sale" of personal information and the "sharing" of personal information for "cross-context behavioral advertising."”
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