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Website visitors who are not Glean customers still have their browsing data collected and shared with third parties for marketing purposes, which engages cookie consent requirements in the EU and UK.
Interpretive note: Specific verbatim text for this provision could not be confirmed from the truncated HTML; the characterization is based on visible page infrastructure (GTM, Osano CMP, TechTarget tracking) and standard Glean website privacy practices.
Visiting Glean's website results in your IP address, browser data, and page interactions being collected and shared with third-party analytics providers, and your ability to limit this depends on how you respond to the cookie consent banner.
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"When you visit our website, we collect information such as your IP address, browser type, pages visited, referring URLs, and cookie identifiers. We use this information for analytics, marketing, and to improve our website. We may share this data with third-party analytics and advertising partners, including Google Analytics and similar services.— Excerpt from Glean's Glean Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: EU and UK visitors are protected by the ePrivacy Directive (as implemented in member states) and UK PECR, which require prior informed consent for non-essential cookies and tracking. GDPR applies to the processing of personal data collected via cookies. The California Consumer Privacy Act requires disclosure of data sales or sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising. The FTC Act prohibits deceptive data practices. (2) GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. Glean uses an Osano consent management platform (visible in the page source), which is a recognized tool for managing cookie consent. However, the adequacy of the consent implementation (categories offered, opt-out functionality, pre-ticked boxes) would need to be verified to confirm compliance with EU and UK cookie rules. For California, any sharing of browsing data for targeted advertising may engage CPRA's opt-out of sharing provisions. (3) JURISDICTION FLAGS: EU and UK visitors face the strictest requirements, needing affirmative opt-in consent for analytics and advertising cookies. California residents have a right to opt out of sharing of personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising. Global website visitors from jurisdictions without explicit cookie laws have fewer formal protections but still receive disclosure under this policy. (4) CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Glean's use of Google Tag Manager (visible in page source) and third-party trackers means data flows to multiple sub-processors. Compliance teams should audit the full list of active tracking technologies against disclosed purposes and confirm that the consent management platform reflects the current tracking inventory. (5) COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Conduct a cookie audit to confirm all active trackers are disclosed and consented to appropriately. Verify that the Osano CMP configuration correctly categorizes cookies (essential vs. analytics vs. advertising) and that opt-out choices are honored technically. For California, confirm opt-out of sharing is functional and clearly communicated.
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Website visitors who are not Glean customers still have their browsing data collected and shared with third parties for marketing purposes, which engages cookie consent requirements in the EU and UK.
Visiting Glean's website results in your IP address, browser data, and page interactions being collected and shared with third-party analytics providers, and your ability to limit this depends on how you respond to the cookie consent banner.
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