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Summary

This is Rumble's Privacy Policy, describing what personal data the platform collects from users of its video-sharing service, how that data is used, and with whom it is shared. The policy authorizes Rumble to collect identifiers, IP addresses, device information, viewing history, search queries, payment data, and communications content, and to share this information with advertising partners, analytics providers, and service providers for purposes including targeted advertising. The policy also discloses that California residents have the right to opt out of the sale or sharing of their personal information, and that users may submit data deletion requests through a specified process.

Technical / Legal Breakdown

This document is Rumble's Privacy Policy, governing the collection, use, storage, and sharing of personal information from users of the Rumble platform, including its website, mobile applications, and associated services. The policy states that Rumble collects identifiers, account credentials, payment information, device data, IP addresses, browsing and viewing activity, search queries, communications content, and user-generated content; the terms authorize sharing this data with service providers, business partners, advertisers, analytics providers, and in the context of corporate transactions including mergers and acquisitions. A notable provision states that Rumble may share personal information with third-party advertising and analytics partners, and the document discloses the use of cookies, pixels, and similar tracking technologies by both Rumble and third parties for targeted advertising purposes, which engages applicable consent and opt-out frameworks. The policy references rights available to California residents under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), including the right to know, delete, and opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information, and separately acknowledges rights available to users under Canadian privacy law and certain other jurisdictions; applicability of GDPR or UK GDPR rights is not explicitly addressed in detail, creating potential compliance exposure for EU and UK user populations. Material compliance considerations include the adequacy of consent mechanisms for tracking technologies, the scope of third-party data sharing disclosures, and the policy's handling of data relating to minors given Rumble's stated minimum age requirement.

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4 important changes detected

5 versions captured · Last updated: June 2026

What changed Rumble updated its privacy policy on June 21, 2026 to clarify how cookie and storage technologies are disclosed and function on its platform. The updated language explicitly states that references to 'cookies' now include local storage and similar technologies, and describes these as being loaded onto your browser or device automatically when you visit the site. The policy now also specifies additional purposes for these technologies, including securing the site and delivering content to prevent repeats. This change does not alter what data is collected, but it does expand the disclosed purposes and formally broaden the category of technologies covered by the cookie disclosure.
Why this matters The updated policy clarifies that technologies covered by its cookie disclosure now include local storage and similar device-based storage mechanisms, not just traditional cookies. The policy states these technologies are loaded automatically when you visit the site and cannot be disabled because they are essential to basic functionality. The revised language also lists additional purposes for these technologies, including site security and content delivery to prevent showing repeated material. No new collection mechanisms are introduced by this change, and users have no new opt-out options available.
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What changed Rumble updated its Privacy Policy on June 12, 2026 to expand the scope of services covered and clarify data collection practices. The policy now explicitly includes Rumble USA Inc. as a named entity, extends coverage to connected device platforms and applications featuring Rumble content, adds reference to the Rumble Advertising Center (RAC) as a covered service channel, and adds 'universal identifiers' to the list of automatically collected technical data. The policy also clarifies that GDPR definitions apply only to international data protection laws to which Rumble is subject, rather than universally.
Why this matters The updated policy now explicitly states that Rumble's privacy practices apply to connected device platforms and applications featuring Rumble content, not just the core rumble.com and Locals platforms. The policy discloses collection of 'universal identifiers' alongside existing technical data such as browser type, operating system, and IP address. These changes clarify the breadth of services governed by the policy and the types of technical identifiers Rumble collects, but do not introduce new data practices or restrictions on user rights.
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June 9, 2026 medium

Rumble updated its Privacy Policy on June 9, 2026, with two modifications. First, the last-updated date changed from June 2, 2025 to June 5, 2026. Second, the policy's language regarding …

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May 19, 2026 low

Rumble's Privacy Policy was updated on May 19, 2026 to add a reference to 'Take it Down Act' in the table of contents navigation alongside existing references to Copyright Notification …

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Recent Provision Changes Jun 21, 2026

8 provisions unchanged.

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