Runway shares your personal information with advertising and analytics companies in ways that some state laws treat as a 'sale,' even though Runway does not sell data in a traditional commercial sense. You can opt out using the 'Your Privacy Choices' link in the website footer or by enabling Global Privacy Control in your browser.
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This provision acknowledges that Runway's advertising data sharing practices may trigger opt-out rights under the CCPA and over a dozen other state privacy laws, and it discloses that cookie-blocking tools may prevent the opt-out mechanism from displaying, which is an operationally significant limitation for users who rely on privacy tools.
Users in California, Colorado, Connecticut, Virginia, Texas, and other listed states have the right to opt out of the data sharing practices described here, which the policy states may constitute a sale under applicable law; the opt-out mechanism is accessible via the website footer, but the policy notes that cookie blockers may prevent the link from appearing, meaning users relying on privacy tools may need to use an alternative method.
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"While we do not "sell" personal information in the traditional sense, our disclosure of personal information to third-party advertising and analytics partners as described in the section titled "When we disclose the information we collect about you" above may be considered a "sale" subject to these opt-out rights. You can opt out of such disclosures by clicking the "Your Privacy Choices" link on our website footer, or designate an authorized agent to do so on your behalf. Note, if you use a cookie blocker such as Ghostery, it may block visibility of this tool or link, including in your web footer. If you have enabled a legally recognized browser-based opt out preference signal (such as Global Privacy Control) on your browser, we recognize such preference in accordance and to the extent required by applicable law.— Excerpt from Runway's Runway Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision implicates the California Consumer Privacy Act and California Privacy Rights Act (enforced by the California Privacy Protection Agency and California AG), and state privacy laws in Colorado, Connecticut, Virginia, Texas, Oregon, Minnesota, and other listed states. The FTC retains general authority over deceptive or unfair data practices. The policy's acknowledgment that disclosures to advertising and analytics partners may constitute a 'sale' represents a disclosure that aligns with CCPA and CPRA definitions of sale and sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising. (2) GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. The opt-out mechanism must be functional, prominent, and not obstructed by cookie consent tools or page design; Runway's disclosure that cookie blockers like Ghostery may prevent the opt-out link from displaying is a noteworthy operational limitation that compliance teams should verify does not effectively frustrate opt-out rights. Global Privacy Control signal recognition is required under California and Colorado law, and the policy states Runway honors GPC to the extent required by applicable law, which introduces some ambiguity regarding full compliance. (3) JURISDICTION FLAGS: California creates the highest exposure; the CPRA requires that 'Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information' opt-out mechanisms be readily accessible and not require account creation or unnecessary steps. Colorado, Connecticut, Oregon, and Texas impose similar opt-out requirements with state-specific timelines. EU and UK users are not subject to this provision but should assess whether cookie-based advertising practices satisfy ePrivacy Directive and GDPR requirements. (4) CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Procurement and legal teams should confirm that advertising and analytics partners receiving data under this disclosure have executed data processing agreements or contractual terms consistent with applicable state privacy law restrictions on onward transfers of opted-out user data. Vendor contracts with Google Analytics and similar analytics providers should be reviewed to confirm data use restrictions align with Runway's representations. (5) COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Compliance teams should audit whether the 'Your Privacy Choices' mechanism is rendered correctly across all browsers, devices, and cookie configurations, including in environments where Ghostery or similar tools are active. The policy should be reviewed to assess whether GPC signal recognition satisfies the 'to the extent required by applicable law' standard in California and Colorado without impermissible limitations.
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This provision acknowledges that Runway's advertising data sharing practices may trigger opt-out rights under the CCPA and over a dozen other state privacy laws, and it discloses that cookie-blocking tools may prevent the opt-out mechanism from displaying, which is an operationally significant limitation for users who rely on privacy tools.
Users in California, Colorado, Connecticut, Virginia, Texas, and other listed states have the right to opt out of the data sharing practices described here, which the policy states may constitute a sale under applicable law; the opt-out mechanism is accessible via the website footer, but the policy notes that cookie blockers may prevent the link from appearing, meaning users relying …
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