Public may send you marketing emails and other promotional messages, including offers from partner companies, but you can unsubscribe by using the opt-out link in those messages or by contacting Public directly.
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The inclusion of partner company promotions means your contact information may be used to market products beyond Public's own services, and you need to actively opt out if you do not want to receive these communications.
You may receive marketing messages about third-party partner products based on your Public account information. You can opt out at any time by using the unsubscribe link in any promotional email or by emailing support@public.com.
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"We may use your personal information to send you promotional communications about products, services, and features offered by Public and our partners. You may opt out of receiving promotional communications from us by following the instructions in those messages or by contacting us directly.— Excerpt from Public.com's Public.com Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Marketing communications practices are governed by the CAN-SPAM Act (email), the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) for SMS and phone, and applicable FTC guidelines on unfair or deceptive practices. The FTC is the primary enforcement authority for CAN-SPAM and deceptive marketing. Where partner promotions involve financial products, additional disclosures may be required under FINRA rules or SEC guidance. GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Low. Opt-out mechanisms for marketing communications are a standard compliance requirement under CAN-SPAM and TCPA. The reference to partner promotions is worth monitoring to ensure that partner marketing arrangements do not constitute unauthorized sharing of customer contact information under GLBA's opt-out notice requirements. JURISDICTION FLAGS: TCPA creates heightened exposure for SMS and robocall marketing to U.S. consumers, with per-message statutory damages. California's CPRA may treat marketing use of personal information as 'sharing' requiring an opt-out mechanism beyond the unsubscribe link offered in individual messages. CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Partner marketing arrangements should be reviewed to confirm that any sharing of customer contact information for marketing purposes is disclosed in the GLBA privacy notice and that customers have been provided the required opt-out opportunity prior to such sharing. COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Marketing teams should audit whether the opt-out mechanism described in the policy is fully operational across all communication channels (email, SMS, push notifications) and whether partner marketing arrangements require a separate GLBA opt-out notice. If promotional content is being sent on behalf of affiliates or partners using Public's customer list, the legal basis for that sharing should be documented.
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The inclusion of partner company promotions means your contact information may be used to market products beyond Public's own services, and you need to actively opt out if you do not want to receive these communications.
You may receive marketing messages about third-party partner products based on your Public account information. You can opt out at any time by using the unsubscribe link in any promotional email or by emailing support@public.com.
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