Book Store Privacy Policies
Companies in the Book Store category Browse and analyze privacy policies from 27 companies in the Book Store category.
Springer
springer.com
Springer Nature's policies are robust with GDPR compliance and clear user rights but have areas needing improvement like vague data usage and dispute resolution.
TheFreeDictionary
thefreedictionary.com
Farlex's privacy policy and terms of use have some strengths, but also several weaknesses and unusual elements that impact the overall score.
Bible.com Inc
bible.com
YouVersion excels in data protection and user rights but needs clearer retention policies and stricter third-party sharing limits.
De Gruyter
degruyter.com
De Gruyter's policies are comprehensive with strong user rights and clear language but lack detailed security measures and have some retention issues.
GitBook
gitbook.com
GitBook's policies are robust in data privacy and user rights but have some gaps in clarity and legal fairness.
LibraryThing
librarything.com
LibraryThing excels in data privacy and user rights with strong security and transparent practices, but lacks in retention policy clarity and data portability completeness.
OverDrive, Inc.
overdrive.com
OverDrive's privacy policy and terms of service demonstrate strong data protection measures with clear user rights, but some areas like data retention and legal language could be improved for better clarity and user trust.
Storytel
storytel.com
Storytel's policy is comprehensive with clear data practices but lacks detail in security and has broad usage purposes.
John Wiley and Sons
wiley.com
Wiley's policies are comprehensive with strong user rights and legal protections but lack specificity in security and data sharing.
Dictionary
dictionary.com
Dictionary.com's privacy policy is comprehensive but has areas for improvement in clarity and user rights, scoring 78/100.
Merriam-webster
merriam-webster.com
Merriam-Webster's policies are comprehensive but suffer from complexity and some legal limitations, affecting user understanding and rights.
Oxford University Press
oxforddictionaries.com
Oxford University Press demonstrates strong data protection measures and clear user rights but lacks detailed disclosures in data practices and retention policies.