Our Privacy Policy has been updated

On June 14, 2022, GitLab updated its Privacy Policy to enhance clarity around its data processing activities and align with the evolving privacy landscape. These updates include specific clarifications on processing activities for each GitLab product, details on when personal data may be collected for identity verification to enable certain features, and information about data collection for licensing and subscription maintenance. The policy now includes insights into Service Usage data collection, Event Analytics, Call Recordings, and the purposes of personal data collection, alongside updates on the legal basis for processing data in the European Union and data retention practices for inactive accounts. Additionally, GitLab has clarified how users can delete personal data, especially for public projects, and provided a notice detailing processing rights under the California Consumer Privacy Act, including CCPA metrics reporting. These changes aim to empower users to make informed decisions about their personal data, and the full text of the updated Privacy and Cookie Policies is available for further details on GitLab's data processing practices and user rights.

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