Updates 2021 |Black & Disabled Artists

Updates 2021 | Black & Challenged Artists

Security Updates 2021

Just a quick email to let you know we’ve updated our Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, which is effective from today.

These updates simplify the language to make it easier to digest for you, as well as reflect some Global regulatory changes and updates in the tools we use.

Here are some of the key updates:

• We added further clarifications related to GDPR.
• We added clauses for both Privacy regulations and LGPD (the Brazilian GDPR-like policy).
• A cookies policy update, which includes changes regarding the tools we use and their 3rd-party cookies (for example, we switched our live chat function on our website from Chat.

By continuing to use our website, products, and services, you confirm that you have read and accepted our privacy policy. Your information remains a secure mystery by us and Our Advertisers on this website. Your continued business is important to us. We appreciate you. Don’t forget to share and like this post.

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The Black & Challenged Artists

Black & Challenged Artists creating new opportunities for inclusion. Their mission is to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful. Please contact them for resources in job opportunities, groups and other positive resources for investing in your future. Google is highlighting them today in your Chrome browser.

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