Fireworks AI buys personal data — like your name and address — from data brokers and combines it with information it already has about you, to send you marketing mail.
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This practice means your personal data may be in Fireworks' systems even if you never signed up for their service, and it stands in stark contrast to their strong AI data protection commitments — creating a notable asymmetry in their data practices.
Fireworks AI may have your name and mailing address from a data broker without you ever having interacted with the company, and may use this to send you marketing mail — California residents and EU residents have rights to opt out of or object to this use of their data.
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"Data Providers. To provide our direct mail marketing services, we may purchase or receive personal data, such as name and mailing addresses, from data providers and third parties. We use this information to send Fireworks mailings with information on new products and services offered by Fireworks or our clients. We may combine this information with other information we collect from or about you. In these cases, our Privacy Notice governs the handling of the combined information.— Excerpt from Fireworks AI's Fireworks AI Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: Purchasing personal data from data brokers and combining it with first-party data implicates CCPA/CPRA §1798.100 (right to know sources of data), CCPA §1798.120 (right to opt-out of sale), GDPR Art. 14 (transparency obligations when data is obtained from third parties, including requirement to inform data subjects within one month), and state data broker registration laws (California AB 1202, Vermont 9 V.S.A. §2446). The FTC has jurisdiction over data broker practices under Section 5 and has published guidance on data broker data practices. (2)
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This practice means your personal data may be in Fireworks' systems even if you never signed up for their service, and it stands in stark contrast to their strong AI data protection commitments — creating a notable asymmetry in their data practices.
Fireworks AI may have your name and mailing address from a data broker without you ever having interacted with the company, and may use this to send you marketing mail — California residents and EU residents have rights to opt out of or object to this use of their data.
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