Ensuring Privacy in a Digital World: Bright Data's Compliance Strategy

As an enthusiastic advocate of internet security and privacy, Bright Data understands the importance of providing data subjects with greater control over their privacy and data.
Therefore, we have made considerable efforts to ensure that our privacy practices comply with data protection laws, including the GDPR and CCPA, and the industry’s best practices regarding, among other things, respecting data subjects’ requests to exercise their rights.

We are constantly examining applicable legal developments and the relevant provisions of the applicable laws to develop tools for our customer's compliant use of our services. Bright Data has designed a detailed Privacy Policy to provide all required information about its privacy practices.

Here is a link to our full privacy policy. Click to learn more.

Publicly available web data is information that is freely accessible to anyone with an internet connection, without the necessity for login credentials, or any form of registration.

This data comes from a variety of sources such as governments, businesses, and research institutions, and can be utilized for numerous purposes, including research, journalism, and business intelligence.
In contrast, private data is restricted and requires specific permissions or credentials to access.

Bright Data collects publicly available web data only as detailed above and does not engage in personal data collection.