The policy states that Webull has a data breach management plan and will notify users of breaches involving their personal information through push notifications, public announcements, or other means. Users are required to acknowledge that security safeguards cannot be guaranteed to be completely effective.
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This provision establishes that breach notification will occur through push notifications or public announcements rather than specifying direct individual notification by email or mail, which may differ from the specific notification requirements of state breach notification laws and the GDPR's 72-hour supervisory authority notification requirement. The acknowledgment that no safeguards are guaranteed does not contractually limit Webull's legal obligations under applicable breach notification statutes.
Interpretive note: Whether notification via push notifications or public announcements satisfies individual notice requirements under applicable state breach notification statutes depends on jurisdiction-specific statutory requirements and is not resolved by the document language alone.
Adds data breach notification procedures while including liability waiver language that safeguards are not guaranteed to be completely effective.
View full change record →Under this clause, Webull commits to activating a breach management plan and notifying users of personal data breaches, but the notification method is described as push notifications, public announcements, or other appropriate means, without specifying direct individual contact for all affected users. Users acknowledge that security measures cannot be guaranteed effective.
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Compare across platforms →"We have established a data breach management plan. If there is a data breach involving the personal information of our users, we will activate the data breach management plan to contain the data breach to prevent data from being further compromised and take appropriate measures to inform you, including in the form of push notifications, public announcements, or other appropriate means. You acknowledge that no safeguards are guaranteed to be completely effective.Excerpt from Webull's Privacy Policy
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This provision establishes that breach notification will occur through push notifications or public announcements rather than specifying direct individual notification by email or mail, which may differ from the specific notification requirements of state breach notification laws and the GDPR's 72-hour supervisory authority notification requirement. The acknowledgment that no safeguards are guaranteed does not contractually limit Webull's legal obligations under …
Under this clause, Webull commits to activating a breach management plan and notifying users of personal data breaches, but the notification method is described as push notifications, public announcements, or other appropriate means, without specifying direct individual contact for all affected users. Users acknowledge that security measures cannot be guaranteed effective.
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