When you upload photos, property information, or other content to Redfin, you give Redfin a worldwide, permanent, royalty-free license to use, reproduce, and distribute that content — including sharing it with affiliates and service providers.
Content you upload — including photos and listing details — can be used by Redfin and its partners broadly, even if you later close your account or delete the content.
The broad content license, combined with Redfin's stated right to share user content with affiliates and subcontractors, has potential CCPA implications for California residents and should be evaluated against data minimization principles and disclosure requirements under applicable state privacy laws.
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Redfin's Terms of Use significantly restrict consumers' legal recourse by requiring binding individual arbitration and waiving class action rights, meaning users generally cannot sue Redfin in court or as part of a group. Any content or feedback you submit to Redfin — including property information and photos — is licensed to Redfin on a worldwide, royalty-free, perpetual basis. You can opt out of the mandatory arbitration clause by notifying Redfin in writing within 30 days of first agreeing to these Terms.