This is Snapchat's privacy policy — the document that explains what personal information Snapchat collects about you, how they use it, and who they share it with. Snapchat collects a wide range of data including your location, contacts, device information, and everything you do in the app, and uses much of it to show you targeted ads. You have rights to access, delete, or download your data, and can adjust some privacy settings directly within the app.
Snapchat's Privacy Policy governs the collection, use, sharing, and storage of personal data across Snap Inc.'s suite of products and services, including Snapchat, Bitmoji, Spectacles, and associated advertising and commerce platforms. The policy details categories of data collected (account information, content, usage data, device data, location, and inferred information), the legal bases for processing, and how data is shared with third parties including advertisers, partners, and affiliates. Key user rights include access, correction, deletion, portability, and opt-out of certain data uses, with enhanced rights for EEA, UK, and California residents under GDPR and CCPA respectively. Notable provisions include the use of on-device processing for certain sensitive data, broad advertising data sharing practices, retention of Snaps and messages on servers until viewed or expired, and collection of precise location data. The policy also addresses data transfers outside the EEA using Standard Contractual Clauses.
This policy engages GDPR (EEA/UK data subjects), CCPA/CPRA (California residents), COPPA (users under 13), and various international data protection frameworks. Compliance teams should note the broad…
This policy engages GDPR (EEA/UK data subjects), CCPA/CPRA (California residents), COPPA (users under 13), and various international data protection frameworks. Compliance teams should note the broad advertising data sharing regime, cross-border data transfer mechanisms (Standard Contractual Clause…
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