Key Facts
Does Groq acknowledge that some of its Services may incorporate technologies such as artificial intelligence that could pose risks under data protection laws?
Groq acknowledges that some of its Services may incorporate technologies such as artificial intelligence that could pose risks under data protection laws.
When may Groq disclose user information?
Groq may disclose user information in the event of a proposed or actual reorganization, merger, sale, joint venture, assignment, transfer, or other disposition of all or any portion of Groq's business, assets, or stock, including in connection with any bankruptcy.
May Groq disclose user information in the event of a proposed or actual reorganization, merger, or sale?
Groq may disclose user information in the event of a proposed or actual reorganization, merger, sale, joint venture, assignment, transfer, or other disposition of all or any portion of Groq's business, assets, or stock, including in connection with any bankruptcy.
What does Groq disclose certain categories of personal data to do?
Groq discloses certain categories of personal data to show users targeted ads on third-party properties and to expand the reach and effectiveness of its own marketing campaigns.
Does Groq disclose certain categories of personal data to show users targeted ads on third-party properties?
Groq discloses certain categories of personal data to show users targeted ads on third-party properties and to expand the reach and effectiveness of its own marketing campaigns.
Does Groq sell users' personal information to third parties providing online analytics or targeted advertising services to Groq?
Groq does not sell users' personal information to third parties providing online analytics or targeted advertising services to Groq.
What does Groq do whenever it makes restricted international transfers of personal information?
Whenever Groq makes restricted international transfers of personal information, Groq takes steps to ensure that the personal information receives an adequate level of protection, such as by using approved contractual protections.
Does Groq engage in sales or sharing of personal information about consumers it knows to be under the age of 16?
Groq does not engage in sales or sharing of personal information about consumers it knows to be under the age of 16.
When will Groq subject users to decisions based solely on automated decision-making?
Groq will not subject users to decisions that will have a significant impact on them based solely on automated decision-making, unless Groq has a legal ground for doing so and has notified the user.
What does Groq automatically collect from users?
Groq automatically collects IP addresses, page view statistics, browsing history, usage and click data, and device information from users' use of its online Services and devices.
Summary
This document explains what personal data Groq collects about you, how it uses that data, and who it shares it with. Groq collects browsing and device data automatically, uses your information for marketing including third-party promotions, and may share your data in business transactions such as a merger or bankruptcy. You have the right to opt out of having your information used for targeted advertising, and Groq cannot penalize you for exercising your privacy rights.
Analysis
This document establishes how Groq collects, uses, shares, and retains personal information in connection with its Services. Groq automatically collects technical and behavioral data from users, may record customer service interactions, and uses personal information for its own and third-party marketing and advertising purposes. Groq discloses personal data to enable targeted advertising on third-party properties and may transfer user information to third parties in the event of corporate transactions, including proposed mergers and bankruptcy, while committing to adequate protective measures for restricted international transfers. The document also establishes user rights including opt-out from targeted advertising processing, protection from retaliation for exercising privacy rights, and a restriction against solely automated decisions with significant impact unless a legal ground exists and the user has been notified.
What this means for you
When you use Groq's Services, your IP address, browsing history, click data, and device information are collected automatically, and any customer service interactions may be recorded and retained. Groq uses your information to promote its own and third parties' products and shares certain personal data categories to enable targeted advertising on other sites. You have the right to opt out of Groq processing or sharing your information for targeted advertising purposes — you can exercise that opt-out directly with Groq. Groq will not deny you services, raise your prices, or reduce service quality as a result of exercising that or any other privacy right.
2 important changes detected
3 versions captured · Last updated: July 2026
What changed
Groq updated its Privacy Policy in an update detected on July 21, 2026, removing commas from the company name in three locations: changing 'Groq, LLC' to 'Groq LLC' in the policy opening, contact information, and EU/UK representative addresses. This is a formatting and entity name standardization change with no operational impact on privacy practices, data handling, or user rights.
Why this matters
This change has no impact on how Groq collects, processes, or handles consumer data. The updated policy removes commas from the company name in three locations but makes no substantive changes to privacy practices, user rights, data collection, retention, or processing procedures. The contact information and EU/UK representative addresses remain the same; only the formatting of the legal entity name has changed.
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What changed
Groq updated its Privacy Policy on June 25, 2026 to reflect a change in the company's legal entity from 'Groq, Inc.' to 'Groq, LLC'. This change appears in three locations: the opening description of the policy, the contact address for data subject requests, and the EU/UK data protection representative contact information. The operational effect is that future communications regarding privacy questions or data rights requests should reference Groq, LLC rather than Groq, Inc., though the mailing addresses and contact procedures remain unchanged.
Why this matters
The updated policy reflects Groq's legal entity restructuring from Groq, Inc. to Groq, LLC. This change is administrative in nature and does not modify any substantive privacy practices, data processing procedures, or user rights. Contact methods for privacy inquiries and data subject requests remain functionally unchanged, with the same mailing addresses and email contacts in place.
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