Comcast Privacy Policy

This document sets out what personal information Xfinity collects about you, how it uses and shares that information — including for advertising its own and other companies' products — and what choices you have. Xfinity may share your personal information with third parties for marketing purposes unless you opt out (or opt in, depending on the type of data), and it can combine data from its own systems, third-party sources, and your service usage to build a profile. You can request access to, correction of, or deletion of certain personal information through Xfinity's Privacy Center at xfinity.com/privacy/requests.

This Privacy Policy establishes Xfinity's rights to collect, combine, use, share, and monetize personal information across its systems, platforms, and databases, including information received from third parties. Xfinity may aggregate or deidentify personal information and use, share, license, or sell that processed data for any purpose without stated restriction. Third-party marketing and advertising disclosure occurs by default for some information categories, subject to opt-in or opt-out controls that vary by data type. Children's information is collected and shared with the same broad third-party categories as adult data, with processing bounded to contextual advertising and ad measurement. Xfinity bears a notification obligation when material policy changes expand its rights over previously collected personal information, and individuals may request access, correction, or deletion of certain personal information through Xfinity's Privacy Center.

Xfinity uses your personal information to deliver personalized advertising for its own and third parties' products and services, and may combine data across its systems with information it receives from third parties. Once your information is aggregated or deidentified, Xfinity faces no stated restriction on using, sharing, licensing, or selling it — including commercial sale. Third parties who receive information that does not directly identify you may still be able to re-identify you by combining it with data from their own sources. If Xfinity makes a material change to this policy that expands how it may use personal information it has already collected, it is obligated to notify you in writing or electronically. You can exercise your right to access, correct, or delete certain personal information by submitting a request through Xfinity's Privacy Center at xfinity.com/privacy/requests.