Thomson Reuters can change its privacy policy at any time and primarily notifies users by updating the date on the policy page, meaning you would need to check the page yourself to notice changes.
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Changes to the privacy policy may expand the ways your personal data is used, and the primary notification method (updating the effective date) may not provide adequate notice to users who do not regularly review the policy.
Material changes to how Thomson Reuters handles your personal data may take effect after only updating the date on the policy webpage, without direct notification to you in all cases, which could affect your ability to respond to changes that affect your rights.
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"We may update this Privacy Statement from time to time. When we do, we will update the effective date at the top of this page. In some cases, we may provide additional notice, such as by adding a statement to our website or by sending you a notification. We encourage you to review this Privacy Statement periodically to stay informed about how we are protecting your information.Excerpt from Thomson Reuters's Privacy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Privacy policy update and notification practices engage GDPR's transparency requirements, which require that data subjects be informed of material changes to processing, and CCPA and CPRA requirements for clear and conspicuous notice of …
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Changes to the privacy policy may expand the ways your personal data is used, and the primary notification method (updating the effective date) may not provide adequate notice to users who do not regularly review the policy.
Material changes to how Thomson Reuters handles your personal data may take effect after only updating the date on the policy webpage, without direct notification to you in all cases, which could affect your ability to respond to changes that affect your rights.
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