Supabase states that it does not sell your personal information under Nevada law, but Nevada residents can still contact Supabase to submit a formal opt-out request if they wish.
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This provision confirms Supabase's stated position that it does not sell personal data under Nevada's definition, which is reassuring for Nevada residents but does not address broader data sharing practices that may fall outside that legal definition.
The updated policy discloses that Supabase may use business contact information, including email domains, to identify organizations for sales and marketing outreach. The policy now explicitly states that personal information will be shared with Customer.io, a marketing communications service provider. For marketing communications, the policy relies on user consent for three purposes: sending marketing messages, using approximate location information to determine relevant communications, and combining personal information from different sources for relevance determination. These three consents operate independently, meaning you can grant or withdraw any of them without affecting the others. You can manage these marketing-related consents separately through the consent mechanisms available in your account or in response to marketing communications.
View change record →Supabase states it does not sell your personal information under Nevada law. Nevada residents who want to formally register an opt-out can email privacy@supabase.com regardless.
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To opt out of the offline disclosure of your information to third parties for these purposes, please email us at privacy@makenotion.com.
We will also provide an individual opt-out choice, or opt-in for sensitive data, before we share your data with third parties other than our agents, or before we use it for a purpose other than which it was originally collected.
to request that your data be transferred to a third party (data portability)
"Nevada: Chapter 603A of the Nevada Revised Statutes permits a Nevada resident to opt out of future sales of certain covered information that a website operator has collected or will collect about the resident. Note we do not sell your personal information within the meaning of Chapter 603A. However, if you would still like to submit such a request, please contact us at privacy@supabase.com.Excerpt from Supabase's Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 603A requires website operators who sell covered information to provide an opt-out mechanism.
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This provision confirms Supabase's stated position that it does not sell personal data under Nevada's definition, which is reassuring for Nevada residents but does not address broader data sharing practices that may fall outside that legal definition.
Supabase states it does not sell your personal information under Nevada law. Nevada residents who want to formally register an opt-out can email privacy@supabase.com regardless.
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