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Klarna

Data Collected

●Financial & Payment Datasensitive

Payment information

Financial information

●Race, Religion & Demographicssensitive

Date of birth

○Contact Info

Contact information

Name

○Device & Online IDs

Identification information

○App Usage & Diagnostics

Service usage data

○Purchases & Transactions

Purchase history

Data Sharing & Use

?Sold to third parties

5 recipient categories (Cloud computing platforms, Payment service providers, Advertising or marketing partners, …)

YESShared for advertising

?Cross-site tracking

YESUsed for profiling / AI decisions

?Used to train AI models

YESDisclosed to law enforcement

Data Uses

Core serviceSecurity / fraudAdvertisingPersonalizationAnalyticsThird-party partnerships

Data Retention

Not disclosed

Varies by data type

Includes legally mandated retention

Consumer Rights

Access

Delete

Portability

Correct

Opt-out

Security

Encrypted in transit

Encrypted at rest

MFA available

Breach notification

Browser Privacy Signals

unknownGPC / DNT

Independent security audits

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Sold to third parties

?40% confidence

(policy is silent on this)

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Shared for advertising

YES95% confidence

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Cross-site tracking

?20% confidence

(policy is silent on this)

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Used for profiling

YES85% confidence