Fiverr can take your personal data, strip out identifying details, and then use or sell that aggregated data to anyone for any purpose — including marketing and research.
Fiverr claims broad rights to use data derived from your activity for unlimited commercial purposes once it is de-identified — with no opt-out available and no restriction on how that data can be shared or monetized.
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Compare across platforms →De-identification can be reversed in some cases through re-identification attacks, and this provision gives Fiverr unrestricted rights to commercially exploit behavioral data derived from user activity.
(1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: CCPA/CPRA §1798.140(m) defines de-identified information and imposes obligations to implement technical safeguards and prohibit re-identification; GDPR Recital 26 and EDPB guidance establish that truly anonymized data falls outside GDPR scope, but de-identified data that can be re-identified with reasonable effort remains personal data subject to GDPR. The FTC's 2012 Privacy Report established standards for anonymization adequacy. NIST SP 800-188 provides technical de-identification standards. (2)
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