Nextdoor shares your personal data with advertising partners and business partners, including for targeted ads that may follow you to other websites and apps outside of Nextdoor.
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Your Nextdoor activity and data may be used by third-party advertising networks to track and target you across the broader internet, not just within Nextdoor.
Personal information including behavioral data and location may be shared with advertising partners who can use it to serve ads to you on other platforms and websites, extending the data's reach beyond the Nextdoor app.
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"We may share your information with third-party business partners who provide services on our behalf or with whom we partner to offer products and services. We may also share information about you with advertising partners to show you ads that are more relevant to you, including when you visit other websites and apps.— Excerpt from Nextdoor's Nextdoor Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Under CPRA, sharing personal information with advertising partners for cross-context behavioral advertising constitutes a 'share' that triggers opt-out rights for California residents. Under GDPR, sharing with third-party advertisers for retargeting requires a lawful basis and likely requires consent under ePrivacy Directive requirements as implemented in EU member states. The FTC's enforcement posture on data broker and advertising data sharing is relevant here. GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: High. The policy's authorization to share user data with advertising partners for use outside Nextdoor's own platform is a significant data flow that may constitute a sale or share under CPRA and require consent under GDPR. The lack of a specific list of advertising partners in the policy text creates transparency gaps. JURISDICTION FLAGS: California (CPRA opt-out of sharing for advertising), EU/EEA (GDPR consent and ePrivacy Directive), UK (UK GDPR and PECR). Any jurisdiction with cross-context behavioral advertising restrictions creates heightened exposure. CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: All advertising technology partners should be identified in data processing agreements with appropriate restrictions on onward transfer and data use limitation. The policy's broad reference to 'third-party business partners' without enumeration may create challenges in vendor management and audit processes. COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Compliance teams should ensure that the opt-out mechanism for advertising data sharing is prominently disclosed and accessible, particularly for California users. Data mapping exercises should capture all third-party advertising partners and the specific data elements shared. EU and UK teams should assess whether cookie consent banners and privacy notices adequately disclose this cross-platform advertising data sharing.
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Your Nextdoor activity and data may be used by third-party advertising networks to track and target you across the broader internet, not just within Nextdoor.
Personal information including behavioral data and location may be shared with advertising partners who can use it to serve ads to you on other platforms and websites, extending the data's reach beyond the Nextdoor app.
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