Blog Platform Privacy Policies
Companies in the Blog Platform category Browse and analyze privacy policies from 33 companies in the Blog Platform category.
Hyperallergic
hyperallergic.com
The policy is clear but lacks specific details on security and user control, scoring 72/100.
Thoughtcatalog
thoughtcatalog.com
The policy is clear and provides good user rights but has weaknesses in data practices and legal protections.
Vox.com
vox.com
The privacy policy is comprehensive but has some weaknesses, while the terms of use include problematic legal provisions. The language is complex and could be more accessible.
Explodingtopics
explodingtopics.com
ExplodingTopics.com's policies provide some privacy protections but have notable weaknesses in data handling and legal terms, impacting user trust and rights.
LiveJournal
livejournal.com
LiveJournal's privacy policy is thorough but lacks clarity on user rights and relies on Russian jurisdiction, which may concern international users.
SCOTUSblog
scotusblog.com
The privacy policy has some strengths but lacks specificity in key areas, affecting transparency and user trust.
Thisiscolossal
thisiscolossal.com
Colossal's policies have strengths in data practices and user rights but lack clarity and legal balance, scoring 65/100.
adsoftheworld.com
adsoftheworld.com
The policy has some strengths but lacks detail in key areas, scoring 65/100.
Waitbutwhy
waitbutwhy.com
The policy is transparent about data practices but lacks specificity in retention and sharing, with legal terms favoring the company over users.
Youradchoices
youradchoices.com
The DAA's policies have some strengths but fall short in security, user rights, and legal fairness, scoring 62/100.
1Medium
1medium.us
The policies have some strengths but need improvements in transparency, user rights, and legal fairness to meet ideal standards.
Circleid
circleid.com
CircleID's policies have some strengths in data collection and security but lack clarity in retention, unilateral terms, and limited user rights, scoring 61/100.