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This provision establishes a contractual limitation on data monetization and secondary use practices. By restricting the sale or rental of personal information, the clause defines the operational scope of how collected financial data may be used or disclosed by the entity.
The updated policy establishes that Wealthfront may collect personal information about minors when adult account holders designate them as beneficiaries or when custodians provide information during account opening. The policy clarifies that the company does not have actual knowledge of collecting information directly from minors themselves. Additionally, the revised terms disclose that the company may use client personal information to train, develop, and improve AI-powered features, which may be tested with employees or released to clients. The policy states that AI feature outputs are provided for informational purposes only and do not constitute investment advice, and that Wealthfront makes no representation that such outputs are accurate, complete, or suitable for any purpose. If you become aware your child has directly provided information to Wealthfront without your consent, you may contact support@wealthfront.com to request deletion.
View change record →This provision was replaced with a more emphatic version titled 'No Selling or Trading of Personal Information' with strengthened language ('Ever'), suggesting the prior version lacked sufficient emphasis.
View full change record →Under this provision, users' personal information—including sensitive financial identifiers, account credentials, and investment data—is subject to a stated restriction against sale or rental to third parties. The terms apply this restriction as written upon continued use of the service.
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This provision establishes a contractual limitation on data monetization and secondary use practices. By restricting the sale or rental of personal information, the clause defines the operational scope of how collected financial data may be used or disclosed by the entity.
Under this provision, users' personal information—including sensitive financial identifiers, account credentials, and investment data—is subject to a stated restriction against sale or rental to third parties. The terms apply this restriction as written upon continued use of the service.
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