“We share your information with Event Partner(s), such as the promoter or venue, to enable them to run the event, allocate seating or notify you if there has been a change to the event”
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User personal information is transferred to third-party Event Partners for operational purposes, meaning data reaches parties outside Ticketmaster for each event attended.
The updated policy now explicitly authorizes Ticketmaster to collect biometric information in limited circumstances where necessary to provide services or required by law, with additional safeguards stated to apply. The policy also discloses that event photography and video recordings may be captured and used in marketing materials on websites, social media, and promotional channels. You can object to the use of your image by contacting Ticketmaster, and they state they will take reasonable steps to respect your request.
View change record →A user's information may be received by third-party promoters or venues for event management purposes without requiring additional user consent at the point of sharing.
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"We share your information with Event Partner(s), such as the promoter or venue, to enable them to run the event, allocate seating or notify you if there has been a change to the eventExcerpt from Ticketmaster's Privacy Policy
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User personal information is transferred to third-party Event Partners for operational purposes, meaning data reaches parties outside Ticketmaster for each event attended.
A user's information may be received by third-party promoters or venues for event management purposes without requiring additional user consent at the point of sharing.
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