Wix is a website-building and business-management platform operated by Wix.com Ltd., an Israeli company publicly traded on the Nasdaq (WIX) that files annual 20-F reports with the SEC. Wix's privacy policy discloses a broad but bounded set of personal-information categories collected from all users globally (identifiers, commercial/transaction data, record-keeping data, internet/network activity, IP-based non-precise geolocation, and inferences), and separately self-declares that its data-sharing practices meet the broad statutory definition of "sale"/"sharing" under U.S. state privacy laws even though it says it does not sell data in the traditional sense, offering a Do Not Sell or Share opt-out. Its cookie policy confirms first-party and third-party partner cookies across four categories (essential, analytic, functional, marketing), names Google Analytics as a third-party analytics tool, and states marketing cookies collect data about the impact of Wix's ad campaigns run on other websites. The Apple App Store privacy label for the Wix app shows data linked to identity (contact info, identifiers, usage data, user content) used for the developer's own advertising/marketing and analytics, but does not declare a "Data Used to Track You" category for cross-app ad tracking. Ownership is unusually transparent for a private-sector company: mandatory SEC filings show no single controlling shareholder, with the four largest shareholders together holding about 28.2% of shares as of January 2026. No FTC order, state-AG action, GDPR fine, or breach disclosure was found in the sources checked; the 20-F's risk-factor language acknowledges general exposure to GDPR/FTC-style enforcement regimes without describing any actual violation.