The policy states that Uniswap Labs collects and logs blockchain wallet addresses upon connection and screens them using third-party blockchain analytics providers to detect prior illicit activity.
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This provision establishes an automated screening process applied to all connecting wallet addresses using third-party intelligence services, with no opt-out mechanism described in the policy. Compliance teams should assess the contractual and data-sharing terms governing these analytics providers, including data retention, onward transfer, and whether the screening constitutes automated decision-making with significant effects under GDPR.
Under this clause, every wallet address connected to the Services is logged and submitted to third-party blockchain analytics providers for illicit activity screening. The policy does not describe an opt-out mechanism for this screening process.
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Compare across platforms →"When you connect your non-custodial blockchain wallet to the Services, we collect and log your publicly-available blockchain address to learn more about your use of the Services and to screen your wallet for any prior illicit activity. We screen your wallet using intelligence provided by leading blockchain analytics providers.Excerpt from Uniswap's Privacy Policy
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision implicates GDPR (lawful basis for processing, and potentially automated decision-making obligations), CCPA (disclosure of data sharing with service providers), and applicable financial crime and anti-money laundering frameworks.
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This provision establishes an automated screening process applied to all connecting wallet addresses using third-party intelligence services, with no opt-out mechanism described in the policy. Compliance teams should assess the contractual and data-sharing terms governing these analytics providers, including data retention, onward transfer, and whether the screening constitutes automated decision-making with significant effects under GDPR.
Under this clause, every wallet address connected to the Services is logged and submitted to third-party blockchain analytics providers for illicit activity screening. The policy does not describe an opt-out mechanism for this screening process.
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