The policy enumerates eight consumer privacy rights available to residents of 21 U.S. states with enacted privacy legislation, including rights to know, access, portability, deletion, correction, opt-out of sale or targeted advertising sharing, control over automated decision-making, control over sensitive information, and appeal of denied requests.
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This provision establishes the procedural framework under which residents of 21 enumerated U.S. states may exercise consumer privacy rights, including submission methods, identity verification requirements, and appeal pathways to state attorneys general. The inclusion of a right to control over automated decision-making and profiling is operationally significant for compliance teams mapping GOAT's data processing against state law obligations.
Residents of California, Colorado, Connecticut, and 18 additional states enumerated in the policy may submit privacy rights requests including data access, deletion, correction, and opt-out of targeted advertising sharing by emailing CCPA@goat.com or by mail. The policy states that identity verification may be required before processing requests, and that appeals of denied requests may be directed to the relevant state attorney general.
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Compare across platforms →"Depending on your state of residency, you may be able to exercise the following rights in relation to the personal information about you that we have collected (subject to certain limitations at law): The Right to Know ... The Right to Access and Portability ... The Right to Request Deletion ... The Right to Correction ... The Right to Opt-Out of Sales or Sharing for Targeted Advertising ... The Right to Control over Automated Decision-Making/Profiling ... The Right to Control over Sensitive Information ... The Right to Appeal.Excerpt from GOAT's Privacy Policy
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This provision establishes the procedural framework under which residents of 21 enumerated U.S. states may exercise consumer privacy rights, including submission methods, identity verification requirements, and appeal pathways to state attorneys general. The inclusion of a right to control over automated decision-making and profiling is operationally significant for compliance teams mapping GOAT's data processing against state law obligations.
Residents of California, Colorado, Connecticut, and 18 additional states enumerated in the policy may submit privacy rights requests including data access, deletion, correction, and opt-out of targeted advertising sharing by emailing CCPA@goat.com or by mail. The policy states that identity verification may be required before processing requests, and that appeals of denied requests may be directed to the relevant state …
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