Do you sell the personal information of residents of Connecticut?

To answer this question, please select “yes” if you sell the personal information of residents of Connecticut. The Connecticut Data Privacy Act defines the sale of personal information as “the exchange of personal information for monetary or other valuable consideration by the controller to a third party”. For example, providing a list of your customers’ emails to a data broker in exchange for $500 would be considered selling personal information. In addition, due to this broad definition, providing personal information to a third party in exchange for something else of value can also be considered a sale (e.g. providing your customer list to an advertiser in exchange for better ad targeting). If you do not sell the personal information of residents of Connecticut, please select “no” to this question. 

Related privacy laws 

Connecticut Data Privacy Act