The policy states that Webull does not sell personal information to third parties but does allow third parties to collect information through its services for advertising and marketing purposes. The policy also discloses that Webull does not respond to browser Do Not Track signals, and that third-party analytics providers may collect personal information about user activities across apps and websites.
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The policy's distinction between not selling personal information and allowing third-party collection for advertising purposes is operationally significant under the CCPA and CPRA, as cross-context behavioral advertising arrangements may qualify as a sale or sharing of personal information under California law depending on the specific data flows involved. The Do Not Track non-response disclosure is a required California disclosure but signals that cross-site tracking through third parties is not blocked by default.
Interpretive note: Whether Webull's third-party advertising data collection arrangements constitute sharing under CPRA definitions depends on the specific data flows and contractual arrangements involved, which are not fully detailed in the document.
Under this clause, California residents have CCPA rights to request information about data collection and to request deletion, but the policy states Webull does not sell personal information. Third parties are permitted to collect behavioral data through Webull's services for advertising purposes, and browser Do Not Track signals are not acted upon. California residents can submit access or deletion requests by contacting Webull directly.
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Compare across platforms →"Right to opt out of the "sale" of personal information. California residents have the right to request that we not sell their personal information to third parties, as those terms are defined by California Civil Code Section 1798.140. We do not sell information about you to third parties. In order to help us deliver advertising and marketing on other platforms, we do allow third parties to collect information through our Services. Do not track notice. We do not currently respond or take any action with respect to web browser "do not track" signals or other mechanisms that provide users the ability to exercise choice regarding the collection of personal information about that user's online activities over time and across third-party web sites or online services. We may allow third parties, such as companies that provide us with analytics tools, to collect personal information about your online activities over time and across different apps or web sites when you use our Services.Excerpt from Webull's Privacy Policy
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The policy's distinction between not selling personal information and allowing third-party collection for advertising purposes is operationally significant under the CCPA and CPRA, as cross-context behavioral advertising arrangements may qualify as a sale or sharing of personal information under California law depending on the specific data flows involved. The Do Not Track non-response disclosure is a required California disclosure but …
Under this clause, California residents have CCPA rights to request information about data collection and to request deletion, but the policy states Webull does not sell personal information. Third parties are permitted to collect behavioral data through Webull's services for advertising purposes, and browser Do Not Track signals are not acted upon. California residents can submit access or deletion requests …
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