America PAC changed its privacy policy in August 2026 to allow the sharing or selling of personal information with business partners.
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The Ebro, Laura, Rosenberg ShowSep 12, 2026
Multiple sources agree that VoteSafe.org's privacy policy was updated on August 29, 2026 to let America PAC share or sell personal information with 'business partners,' removing earlier limits on sharing with third parties. Snopes, rating the claim true, is the strongest source, though several other reports trace back to the same reporting by Judd Legum.
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… Now, the website collects extensive personal data: name, birthday, address, ah, phone number, email, location, voter registration status, IP address, and browsing activity. Alright, now its privacy, its privacy policy was changed just last month to allow America Pack to sell or sell personal information with its business partners. This includes Google, Facebook, X, the Trade Desks, and so on. Now, this isn't the first time America PAC spent, um, this much money. I mean, they spent over $800,000 using a similar voter, uh, targeting websites. …
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Supports. Snopes reports that VoteSafe.org's privacy policy, last updated Aug. 29, 2026, says America PAC 'may collect, use and disclose' personal information to third parties, including 'business partners.' Snopes rates the claim true.[1]
Supports. Oligarch Watch states the policy was updated on August 29, 2026, removing earlier language barring sharing with third parties and adding that America PAC may 'share' or 'sell' personal information with 'our business partners.'[2]
Supports. BIN reports that the site's privacy policy was updated August 29 and now allows sharing or selling of personal information with 'business partners,' citing Judd Legum's reporting that the previous policy barred such sharing.[3]
Supports. IBTimes reports that the policy was updated on 29 August and that the earlier language barring sharing with advertisers and third parties was removed.[4]
Context. Wikipedia's America PAC entry says the VoteSafe.org privacy policy was updated in August 2026 to allow sharing with third-party business partners. Wikipedia is a secondary source that relies on the same reporting.[5]
Sources
5 sources: 1 fact-checker, 4 not rated
- 1Elon Musk's VoteSafe.org shares users' personal information. Here's how we knowsnopes.com · fact-checker · cited for: supports
- 2The hidden dangers of Musk's votesafe.org - Oligarch Watcholigarchwatch.substack.com · not rated · cited for: supports
- 3Elon Musk’s PAC Is Collecting Voters’ Data Through A Site That Claims To Help Them Vote | BIN: Black Information Networkbinnews.com · not rated · cited for: supports
- 4'Vote With Confidence': Elon Musk Is Allegedly Stealing Your ...ibtimes.co.uk · not rated · cited for: supports
- 5America PAC - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org · not rated · cited for: context
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