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The policy provides CCPA/CPRA notice to California residents, stating that Tabnine does not sell personal information and does not share sensitive personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising. California residents retain rights of access, correction, deletion, and non-retaliation.
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This provision satisfies CCPA/CPRA notice-at-collection requirements for California residents and asserts that no sale of personal information occurs, which is a material representation under California Privacy Laws. The policy states that identity verification, including possible government identification, may be required before honoring consumer rights requests, and that responses are provided within 45 days with a possible 90-day extension.
Interpretive note: The interaction between the policy's non-sale and non-sharing of sensitive personal information assertions and the advertising data flows described elsewhere in the policy creates interpretive uncertainty regarding whether CPRA's opt-out-of-sharing right is implicated.
Under this section, California residents can submit access, correction, or deletion requests to Tabnine and will receive a response within 45 days, with a possible extension to 90 days. The agreement states that Tabnine does not sell personal information and does not share sensitive personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising, and commits to non-retaliation for rights exercise.
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"The California Privacy Laws permit some users to request to exercise certain rights. If these rights are applicable to you, you are afforded with the following rights: Right of access: You can request Tabnine for certain information about our practices with respect to your Personal Information. Right to Opt Out of Sale of your Personal Information: You can be rest assured that we do not sell your Personal Information. Right to Limit Use and Disclosure of Sensitive Personal Information: We do not share sensitive Personal Information for cross-context behavioral advertising and we do not sell sensitive Personal Information.Excerpt from Tabnine's Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages CCPA as amended by CPRA, enforced by the California Privacy Protection Agency. The provision references CPRA rights including the right to limit use of sensitive personal information and the non-retaliation right. The policy's statement that sensitive personal information is not shared for cross-context behavioral advertising should be evaluated against the actual data flows described elsewhere in the policy, including SSO-linked demographic data used for advertising. GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. The policy asserts that Tabnine does not sell personal information, which is a favorable representation under CCPA. However, the policy elsewhere authorizes sharing of advertising identifiers and SSO-linked demographic data with third-party advertising partners, which may constitute sharing of personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising purposes under CPRA depending on the nature of those data flows. Legal teams should assess whether these data flows trigger CPRA's opt-out-of-sharing right. JURISDICTION FLAGS: This section applies exclusively to California residents. Organizations with California-based employees using Tabnine under a business partner arrangement should assess whether CCPA/CPRA obligations flow to the business partner as Data Controller under the policy's role allocation. CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Enterprise customers with California employees should confirm that their data processing agreements with Tabnine satisfy CCPA service provider contract requirements, including restrictions on the service provider's use of personal information outside specified purposes. The policy's acknowledgment of advertising data sharing with third parties should be assessed against CPRA's definition of sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising. COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Compliance teams should map the SSO-linked advertising data flows described in this policy against CPRA's definition of sharing and selling to confirm that Tabnine's representations of non-sale and non-sharing of sensitive personal information are accurate in the context of the advertising practices disclosed. California residents should be made aware of their opt-out rights under CPRA if applicable data sharing is confirmed.
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This provision satisfies CCPA/CPRA notice-at-collection requirements for California residents and asserts that no sale of personal information occurs, which is a material representation under California Privacy Laws. The policy states that identity verification, including possible government identification, may be required before honoring consumer rights requests, and that responses are provided within 45 days with a possible 90-day extension.
Under this section, California residents can submit access, correction, or deletion requests to Tabnine and will receive a response within 45 days, with a possible extension to 90 days. The agreement states that Tabnine does not sell personal information and does not share sensitive personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising, and commits to non-retaliation for rights exercise.
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