“We may collect Personal Data about you from other sources, such as third party providers and publicly available sources (like social media platforms). This may include physical mail addresses, job titles, email addresses...”
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Individuals may have Personal Data collected by HubSpot from sources they did not knowingly provide it to, including public social media profiles.
Interpretive note: The excerpt lists specific data types that may be collected (physical mail addresses, job titles, email addresses, etc.), which are additional details omitted from the canonical claim and recorded in omitted_material.
The updated policy removes email engagement tracking (email opens, clicks, bounces) from HubSpot's data collection practices, meaning this category of behavioral data will no longer be collected through emails sent via HubSpot's platform. The policy now explicitly authorizes individuals to request removal of their personal data from HubSpot's commercial dataset by completing and submitting a form. You can submit a data removal request through the form referenced in the policy to have your information removed from HubSpot's commercial dataset.
View change record →Your Personal Data may be collected by HubSpot from sources other than your own direct interactions with HubSpot, including third-party providers and public social media platforms.
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Individuals may have Personal Data collected by HubSpot from sources they did not knowingly provide it to, including public social media profiles.
Your Personal Data may be collected by HubSpot from sources other than your own direct interactions with HubSpot, including third-party providers and public social media platforms.
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