This means California residents who believe they have the right to delete their data may find that Robinhood refuses deletion for most core financial data, significantly curtailing a key CCPA consumer right.
Robinhood collects highly sensitive financial and identity data — including Social Security numbers, government-issued IDs, bank account details, trading history, and device geolocation — and shares this data with affiliated companies, service providers, and third-party marketing partners. Users have limited ability to restrict this sharing, and GLBA exemptions may prevent California residents from exercising full CCPA deletion rights over brokerage account data. You can opt out of data sharing for marketing purposes by contacting Robinhood at privacy@robinhood.com or by submitting a CCPA rights request at robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/ccpa-privacy-rights/.