subprocessors data sharing · Privacy Policy
Act One By Runway policy finding
“ California’s Shine the Light Law (CA Civil Code § 1798.83) allows residents with which a business has an established business relationship to request a list of the third parties to which the business has disclosed certain “personal information” (as specifically defined by the Shine the Light law) during the preceding year where the business knows or reasonably should know that the third parties used the personal information for the third parties’ own "direct marketing purposes,” defined by the Shine the Light law as the use of personal information to solicit or induce a purchase, rental, lease, or exchange of products, goods, property, or services directly to individuals by means of the mail, telephone, or electronic mail for their personal, family, or household purposes. However, the business is not required to provide this information where the business adopts and discloses, in its privacy policy, a policy of not disclosing “personal information” to third parties for their “direct marketing purposes” 1) unless the resident first affirmatively agrees or 2) if the resident has exercised an option that prevents that information from being disclosed. Runway maintains such a policy and thus is not required to provide this information. Runway does not engage in any disclosures in which it knows or reasonably should know that the third parties use the personal information for their own direct marketing purposes as defined by Shine the Light. ”
- Document
- Privacy Policy
- Captured
- 2026-06-08
- Location
- Privacy Policy › “Shine the Light”
- Snapshot SHA-256
- 83ccb32604b3ce5674786a59226f06ceb02b00229c6bc97fadac2d89b7cd9428
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