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This clause enumerates legally enforceable privacy rights California residents hold against Verizon, establishing the scope of individual control over personal data Verizon collects.
Interpretive note: The excerpt ends with '...' indicating the list of CCPA rights may be incomplete as quoted. Only the rights explicitly stated in the excerpt are included in the canonical claim.
The updated policy discloses a new partnership between Verizon Dollars and the Glance lockscreen app. Under the revised terms, Verizon Wireless customers who elect to participate may have limited information disclosed to Glance for eligibility verification and customer support. If you consent, Glance may collect, use, and share personal information, including sensitive personal information, as described in the Glance AI privacy policy, for purposes such as delivering interest-based advertising. You can stop participating by uninstalling the Glance app.
View change record →The updated policy explicitly authorizes Verizon to collect and use voice recordings and biometric identifiers for training employees and systems, account security, and personalization. The policy now states that customer information will be used to determine eligibility for employment-related discounts, Verizon Dollars rewards, and service upgrades. Partner data sharing has been expanded to include service entitlements and reward information. You can review Verizon's privacy choices page to understand opt-out options for marketing and personalization.
View change record →The updated policy expands privacy protections and opt-out mechanisms to Frontier customers and clarifies Verizon's data practices. The policy now explicitly states that Verizon does not collect personal information to train large language models, and it clarifies that information may be shared with partners for business or operational purposes such as billing. The revised marketing consent model shifts from automatic opt-out to a model where Verizon may seek consent before marketing different services; however, customers retain the ability to limit use and disclosure of Customer Proprietary Network Information and certain credit information in response to such requests. You can opt out of marketing-related calls, manage online advertising preferences through My Verizon, or contact Frontier at 1-855-484-2894 to update account preferences.
View change record →California residents can request from Verizon what data it holds about them, how that data is used, access or deletion of that data within certain limits, correction of data believed inaccurate, and limits on use of certain sensitive personal information.
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The CCPA provides California residents specific rights to delete their personal data that we collected from them and retained, subject to certain exceptions (the "right to delete").
Right to Know: The right to request details about the Personal Information we collect, use, or disclose, as well as information about our data practices.
The right to request that we disclose to you the personal information we collect, use, or disclose about you, and information about our data practices.
"This law provides you with the right to know what information we collect about you and how we use it, access and delete that information within certain limits, request that we correct information that you believe is inaccurate, limit the use of certain sensitive personal information...Excerpt from Verizon's Privacy Policy
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This clause enumerates legally enforceable privacy rights California residents hold against Verizon, establishing the scope of individual control over personal data Verizon collects.
California residents can request from Verizon what data it holds about them, how that data is used, access or deletion of that data within certain limits, correction of data believed inaccurate, and limits on use of certain sensitive personal information.
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