Sprout Social AI policy evolution

“Data Collection and Use. Through the Influencer Marketing platform, Sprout Social collects personal information about creators from various sources, including customer-enabled and authenticated social media accounts and integrations, optional customer contributions to creator profiles, creators who opt in through the platform, and publicly available social media data collected through official social media platform APIs, and makes that information available to its customers for the business purpose of helping them identify, evaluate, and connect with creators for influencer marketing campaigns, including by providing creator profiles, audience insights, and engagement analytics. The following summarizes the categories of personal information collected and sold through the Influencer Marketing platform in the preceding 12 months, the sources from which such information was collected, and the categories of third parties to whom such information was sold.”

“4.3. Third-party Content. You acknowledge and agree that: (a) with respect to any Third-party Content, you act as a data controller and Sprout Social and its Affiliates, as applicable, act as a data processor; (b) if you connect your Subscription Services Account to any of your accounts with a Third-Party Service, you authorize Sprout Social to process any data from the connected accounts of such Third-Party Services on your behalf; and (c) you shall comply with any applicable Third-party Service Terms (including, but not limited to, any applicable developer policies) and any applicable privacy laws in the creation or use of Third-party Content.”

“3. **4.3. Third-party Content.** You acknowledge and agree that: (a) with respect to any Third-party Content, you act as a data controller and Sprout Social and its Affiliates, as applicable, act as a data processor; (b) if you connect your Subscription Services Account to any of your accounts with a Third-Party Service, you authorize Sprout Social to process any data from the connected accounts of such Third-Party Services on your behalf; and (c) you shall comply with any applicable Third-party Service Terms (including, but not limited to, any applicable developer policies) and any applicable privacy laws in the creation or use of Third-party Content.”

“Data Collection and Use. Through the Influencer Marketing platform, Sprout Social collects personal information about creators from various sources, including customer-enabled and authenticated social media accounts and integrations, optional customer contributions to creator profiles, creators who opt in through the platform, and publicly available social media data collected through official social media platform APIs, and makes that information available to its customers for the business purpose of helping them identify, evaluate, and connect with creators for influencer marketing campaigns, including by providing creator profiles, audience insights, and engagement analytics. The following summarizes the categories of personal information collected and sold through the Influencer Marketing platform in the preceding 12 months, the sources from which such information was collected, and the categories of third parties to whom such information was sold.”

“We do not knowingly “sell” or “share,” as those terms are defined under the California Consumer Privacy Act, as amended, the personal information of minors under 16 years old who are California residents.”

“3. **4.3. Third-party Content.** You acknowledge and agree that: (a) with respect to any Third-party Content, you act as a data controller and Sprout Social and its Affiliates, as applicable, act as a data processor; (b) if you connect your Subscription Services Account to any of your accounts with a Third-Party Service, you authorize Sprout Social to process any data from the connected accounts of such Third-Party Services on your behalf; and (c) you shall comply with any applicable Third-party Service Terms (including, but not limited to, any applicable developer policies) and any applicable privacy laws in the creation or use of Third-party Content.”

“3. **4.3. Third-party Content.** You acknowledge and agree that: (a) with respect to any Third-party Content, you act as a data controller and Sprout Social and its Affiliates, as applicable, act as a data processor; (b) if you connect your Subscription Services Account to any of your accounts with a Third-Party Service, you authorize Sprout Social to process any data from the connected accounts of such Third-Party Services on your behalf; and (c) you shall comply with any applicable Third-party Service Terms (including, but not limited to, any applicable developer policies) and any applicable privacy laws in the creation or use of Third-party Content.”

“We do not knowingly “sell” or “share,” as those terms are defined under the California Consumer Privacy Act, as amended, the personal information of minors under 16 years old who are California residents.”

“To opt out of us using your data for Matched Ads, please click the “ [**Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information**](https://sproutsocial.com/do-not-sell/)” link. You can also set your browser to send a Global Privacy Control signal that communicates to us that you would like to opt-out of Matched Ads. Please note that opting out of Matched Ads does not mean that you will stop seeing ads. You will still see ads related to the Services, but you will stop receiving ads that are personalized to you.”

“3. **4.3. Third-party Content.** You acknowledge and agree that: (a) with respect to any Third-party Content, you act as a data controller and Sprout Social and its Affiliates, as applicable, act as a data processor; (b) if you connect your Subscription Services Account to any of your accounts with a Third-Party Service, you authorize Sprout Social to process any data from the connected accounts of such Third-Party Services on your behalf; and (c) you shall comply with any applicable Third-party Service Terms (including, but not limited to, any applicable developer policies) and any applicable privacy laws in the creation or use of Third-party Content.”