22 Total
7 High severity
13 Medium severity
2 Low severity

Key Facts

Does Verizon state that users may have additional rights under the Cable Act and state privacy laws?
Verizon states that users may have additional rights under the Cable Act and state privacy laws, including those of California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, and Indiana.
Does Verizon offer optional programs that allow Verizon and third parties to show users more personalized advertisements?
Verizon offers optional programs that allow Verizon and third parties to show users more personalized advertisements.
Will Verizon give users the opportunity to update their choices if Verizon changes how it uses or discloses identifying information in a way that is substantially different?
Verizon will give users the opportunity to update their choices if Verizon changes how it uses or discloses identifying information in a way that is substantially different.
What information does Verizon collect about how its network and users' devices function?
Verizon collects information about how its network and users' devices function, including the location of users' mobile devices.
Does Verizon collect information about the location of users' mobile devices?
Verizon collects information about how its network and users' devices function, including the location of users' mobile devices.
Where does Verizon obtain information about users?
Verizon obtains information about users from other companies, including credit information, demographic information, and information about users' interests.
Does Verizon obtain credit information and demographic information about users from other companies?
Verizon obtains information about users from other companies, including credit information, demographic information, and information about users' interests.
Does Verizon respond to legal requests?
Verizon responds to legal requests and may disclose information with user consent.
May Verizon disclose information with user consent?
Verizon responds to legal requests and may disclose information with user consent.
Does Verizon share user information for legal compliance purposes?
Verizon shares user information for legal compliance purposes.
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Summary

Verizon collects a wide range of information about you—including your location, your credit and demographic profile from other companies, and how you use its services—and may share it within Verizon, with affiliated companies, and with third-party advertisers through optional programs. You have choices about whether Verizon uses your information for marketing, advertising, and verification purposes, but Verizon only has to give you a new opportunity to update those choices if it makes a substantially different change to how it uses or shares your identifying information. You may also have additional privacy rights depending on the state you live in.

Analysis

This Verizon Privacy Policy establishes the categories of personal information Verizon collects—including directly provided data, device and location data, usage and interaction data, and third-party sourced credit, demographic, and interest profiles—and the bases on which that information is used and disclosed. Verizon shares user information within its corporate family including affiliates, with third parties under optional advertising and identity-verification programs, and pursuant to legal compliance obligations or legal requests. Users are granted choices over marketing contact methods, internal marketing data sharing, and use of their information for advertising, insights, and verification programs. Verizon's obligation to offer users a renewed choice is triggered only when it changes how it uses or discloses identifying information in a way that is substantially different. The policy also acknowledges that users may hold additional privacy rights under the Cable Act and applicable state laws.

What this means for you

Verizon collects your location data, usage information, and profiles obtained from third-party companies, and shares that data within its corporate family and with external advertisers and identity-verification partners through optional programs. Your information may also be disclosed in response to legal requests or for legal compliance without your consent. You have the concrete ability to opt out of Verizon's use of your information for its advertising and insights programs, for verification purposes, and for internal marketing—you can exercise those choices through Verizon's stated opt-out mechanisms for each program.

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4 versions captured · Last updated: June 2026

What changed Verizon updated its Privacy Policy on June 23, 2026 to include Spanish-language translations of policy introductory content and navigation language. The document previously displayed only English text; the updated version now presents Spanish translations alongside English, including navigation headers, policy summaries, and links to state-specific privacy notices. This is a localization change with no alteration to the underlying privacy practices, authorities, or consumer rights described in the policy itself.
Why this matters The updated policy adds Spanish-language translations of introductory sections and navigation text, but does not modify any privacy practices, data collection authorities, or consumer rights described in the substantive policy. The underlying privacy terms, disclosures, and user choices remain unchanged in both English and Spanish versions.
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CCPA/CPRA
California, USA
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Connecticut Data Privacy Act Amendments
US-CT
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CAN-SPAM
United States Federal
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FTC Act Section 5
United States Federal
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GDPR
European Union
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Indiana Consumer Data Protection Act
US-IN
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Kentucky Consumer Data Protection Act
US-KY
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Universal Opt-Out Mechanism Expansion 2026
US
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VPPA
United States Federal
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Archival ProvenanceSource & Archival Record
Last Captured June 23, 2026 00:51 UTC
Capture Method Automated scheduled archival capture
Document ID CA-D-000338
Version ID CA-V-004138
SHA-256 5c1ecb8b950c60d529f5584d3ca61bde9469e6689ce2c3881bc71e43d18cac25
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