Spotify voluntarily extends state privacy rights — like data access, deletion, and correction — to all U.S. residents, not just those in states with specific privacy laws, and promises not to treat you worse if you exercise those rights.
Regardless of which U.S. state you live in, you can request to know, access, correct, or delete your Spotify personal data, and you cannot be penalized or given worse service for doing so.
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Compare across platforms →This voluntary extension of privacy rights is a consumer-friendly commitment that gives all U.S. users rights that would otherwise only apply in specific states like California, Virginia, or Colorado.
(1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: This provision voluntarily extends CPRA/CCPA-style rights (access, deletion, correction, portability, opt-out of targeted advertising) to all U.S. residents beyond the statutory minimums. The non-discrimination commitment mirrors CCPA §1798.125, which prohibits denying goods or services, charging different prices, or providing different service quality based on consumer exercise of privacy rights. This commitment, once made publicly, may be enforceable by the FTC as a material representation under FTC Act Section 5. (2)
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