CoreLogic is a B2B property, mortgage and data-analytics company operated by CoreLogic, Inc., which does business under the rebranded name Cotality since March 2025. CoreLogic was a publicly traded company on the NYSE until June 4, 2021, when funds managed by Stone Point Capital and Insight Partners completed a take-private acquisition for $80 per share. Cotality's own privacy notices state it collects identifiers, device/cookie identifiers, protected-class characteristics, non-precise geolocation and behavioral inferences from business customers and third parties (advertising networks, data licensors, social networks), while treating its core property/government-record data as exempt from CCPA because it is instead regulated under the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) and Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) — i.e., not absent, but governed by different statutes. Its Website Privacy Policy states directly that Cotality 'sell[s] personal data (i.e., information from Collection Technologies) to third-party advertisers and analytics companies' for targeted advertising, and uses cookies, pixels, web beacons and device/location signals on its site. Its CoreLogic Credco subsidiary settled a Fair Credit Reporting Act class action for $5.695 million (Steinberg v. CoreLogic Credco, S.D. Cal.) after consumers were inaccurately reported as deceased on credit reports; CoreLogic denied wrongdoing under the settlement.
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Cotality's California Collection Notice states it collects identifiers, unique device/cookie identifiers, protected-class characteristics (age 40+, marital status), commercial and internet/browsing activity information, non-precise geolocation, and 'inferences drawn from above information to create a profile about a consumer reflecting the consumer's preferences and behavior,' obtained from business customers and from third parties including advertising networks, internet service providers, third-party data licensors, data analytics providers, and social networks; the notice separately states that the company's core property/government-record data is exempted from this CCPA notice because it is instead regulated under GLBA or FCRA.
Stone Point Capital's own press release states that on June 4, 2021, CoreLogic 'announced the completion of its acquisition by funds managed by Stone Point Capital and Insight Partners for $80 per share in cash,' and that 'CoreLogic's common stock has ceased trading on the New York Stock Exchange,' documenting the company's transition from a public NYSE filer to a private, PE-owned company.
Cotality's own press release announces and dates the company's rebrand from CoreLogic to Cotality, quoting President and CEO Patrick Dodd describing the name change as reflecting the company's evolution; the announcement corroborates that the operating brand seen by consumers today (Cotality) is the same corporate entity previously known as CoreLogic.
Cotality's own Website Privacy Policy names the current legal operator of the service as 'CoreLogic, Inc. d/b/a Cotality and our affiliates,' confirming the legacy corporate entity continues to operate under the new brand name.
Cotality's Website Privacy Policy states directly that when it uses Collection Technologies to display targeted advertising on nonaffiliated sites, 'we sell personal data (i.e., information from Collection Technologies) to third-party advertisers and analytics companies,' and provides an opt-out mechanism for the sale/sharing of personal data.
A federal-court-authorized settlement notice for Steinberg v. CoreLogic Credco, LLC (Case No. 3:22-cv-00498, S.D. Cal.) states a class action alleged CoreLogic Credco violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act by including deceased notations on the credit reports of consumers who were in fact alive, and that 'A Settlement Fund has been created totaling $5,695,000.00' covering consumers whose reports were resold between January 2021 and May 2023; the notice states CoreLogic Credco denies violating the FCRA and no court determination of liability was made.
Cotality's Website Privacy Policy discloses use of 'cookies, pixels, web beacons, embedded scripts, and other website data technologies (collectively, "Collection Technologies")' to collect usage information (pages visited, clicks, IP address), device and mobile device information (hardware model, operating system, browser, carrier), and city-region-level location information from site visitors.