Update Bumble Privacy Policy

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 | To facilitate networking opportunities on the Bumble App | Optional information that you choose to provide in your profile, including through profile verification, or adding Bumble badges, which may include information about your sexual preferences, non-binary gender, religion, ethnic background, photos etc. (CCPA Categories C, H, I, J) | You provide this information to us | Consent |
 | To verify your identity and prevent fraud and to ensure the safety and security of Users | Phone number and if requested, photo provided as part of profile verification and for users based in countries where age verification is required by law: photo of Government ID + geolocation and device information (CCPA Categories A, B, C, F, G and H) | You provide this information to us, except for the geolocation and device information, which we obtain from the device that you use to access the service | Legitimate interests – it is in our legitimate interests to ensure that accounts are not set up fraudulently and to safeguard Users of the site |
 | To take payment for premium services (not applicable for Users making payments via the Apple App Store) | Payment card details (CCPA Categories B and D) | You provide this information to us | Contractual necessity |
-| To send you marketing information about our events, offers and services | Email address and mobile phone number (CCPA Categories A and B) | You provide this information to us | Consent or legitimate interests and in accordance with the laws applying to our marketing activities. We have a legitimate interest in promoting our business and products |
+| To send you marketing information about our events, offers and services | Name, email address, postal address, Instagram handle and mobile phone number (CCPA Categories A and B) | You provide this information to us | Consent or legitimate interests and in accordance with the laws applying to our marketing activities. We have a legitimate interest in promoting our business and products |
 | To show you other Users near you | WiFi access points and location data when you use the App (if you give us permission) (CCPA Category G) | We obtain this information from the device that you use to access the service (if you give us permission) | Legitimate interests – it is in our legitimate interests to provide this functionality as part of the services |
 | To carry out research and analysis to help us improve the App | Log and usage data, including IP address, browser type, referring domain, pages accessed, mobile carrier and search terms, images and video (CCPA Categories F and H) | You provide photos and videos to us. We obtain the log and usage information from the device that you use to access the service | Legitimate interests – it is in our interests to analyse the way in which Users are accessing and using our services so that we can further develop the App, implement security measures and improve the service |
 | To respond to correspondence and queries that you submit to us, including social media queries | Email address and IP address, social media name, phone number (CCPA Categories B and F) | You provide your email address, social media name and phone number to us when you contact us and we obtain your IP address from the device that you use to contact us | Legitimate interests – it is in our legitimate interests to respond to your queries to ensure that we provide a good service to Users and troubleshoot problems |
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 *   age and gender
 *   data about your visit to our Sites or App and action taken on those (for example if you downloaded our App or created an account with our App)
 *   a hashed\* version of your email address (to create ‘custom audiences’).
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 \*Hashing is a way of encrypting information by turning it into a combination of random numbers and letters - this code cannot be traced back to the email address. When hashed email addresses are sent to a Marketing Service Provider, they’re then matched against the Provider’s own existing list of their own users’ hashed information and our ads are served to those of our users who have successfully been matched with the Provider’s. Matched and unmatched hashes are then deleted by the Provider.