The document states that Robinhood may disclose user personal information to third parties in connection with mergers, acquisitions, financing transactions, changes in control, or bankruptcy proceedings.
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This provision permits transfer of personal information to acquiring or successor entities without requiring individual user consent, which is standard in corporate transaction contexts but means user data may be processed by a different entity following a transaction.
The updated privacy policy now applies to Robinhood Social, a new social media product, alongside Robinhood's financial services. The policy explicitly states that Robinhood collects conversation and input data when you interact with AI chatbots on the application or website, though it clarifies these responses are informational only and not investment advice. Geolocation collection has been expanded from GPS-only to include approximate or precise location data in accordance with device permissions; precise geolocation may be required to trade Events Contracts. You can review the updated privacy notices for each Robinhood entity and adjust device location permissions in your mobile device settings.
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Compare across platforms →"Substantial corporate transactions : We may disclose information about you in connection with a substantial corporate transaction, a merger, consolidation, reorganization, financing, change in control or acquisition of all or a portion of our business by a third party, or in the unlikely event of a bankruptcy or similar proceeding.Excerpt from Robinhood's Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages the FTC's guidance on data transfers in corporate transactions, which has historically required that post-transaction data use be consistent with the disclosures made to users at the time of collection.
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This provision permits transfer of personal information to acquiring or successor entities without requiring individual user consent, which is standard in corporate transaction contexts but means user data may be processed by a different entity following a transaction.
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