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7 Medium severity
1 Low severity
Summary

This is Pinecone's privacy policy for its website and marketing activities, covering anyone who visits pinecone.io, signs up for services, or attends Pinecone events. The policy states Pinecone collects your name, email, employer, job title, location, and browsing behavior, and authorizes sharing this information with advertising partners who may track your activity across other websites and apps to serve targeted ads. If you want to stop receiving marketing emails, the policy states you can opt out using the unsubscribe link in any Pinecone marketing communication.

Technical / Legal Breakdown

This document is Pinecone Systems, Inc.'s Website Privacy Policy (effective 2024-05-08), governing personal information collected via pinecone.io, marketing activities, and corporate events; it explicitly excludes data processed on behalf of enterprise customers under separate data processing agreements. The policy states Pinecone collects business contact data, employment information, location information, usage information, and marketing engagement data, and authorizes use of this data for website operations, research and development, advertising with third-party partners, legal compliance, and fraud prevention. The policy permits sharing personal information with service providers, payment processors, third-party advertisers using tracking technologies for cross-site behavioral advertising, business partners, and acquirers in corporate transactions, and separately states that anonymized or de-identified data derived from personal information may be used and shared for any purpose Pinecone deems appropriate. The policy references GDPR and UK GDPR compliance obligations for European users, CCPA/CPRA rights for California residents, and Swiss data protection law, with enforcement exposure under the FTC Act for US users and applicable EU supervisory authorities for European users. The separately scoped Notice to European Users and California-specific disclosures create layered compliance obligations that organizations integrating Pinecone's services should evaluate against their own data processing inventories and vendor assessment procedures.

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Connecticut Data Privacy Act Amendments
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