Even though a blockchain address isn't a name, it can be linked to your identity through other means, and your full transaction history is publicly visible — meaning this screening gives third parties a detailed picture of your financial activity.
Uniswap Labs collects minimal personal data by default, but does log your public blockchain wallet address and device-level information, and shares your wallet address with third-party blockchain analytics providers to screen for illicit activity. Your transaction history on the blockchain itself is publicly visible and cannot be deleted or altered by Uniswap Labs. You can submit a data access or deletion request by emailing privacy@uniswap.org.