Community Platform Privacy Policies
Companies in the Community Platform category Browse and analyze privacy policies from 30 companies in the Community Platform category.
SignUpGenius
signupgenius.com
SignUpGenius excels in clarity and user rights but needs improvement in data practices and legal protections to meet ideal standards.
Untappd
untappd.com
Next Glass and Untappd's policies are comprehensive but have notable weaknesses in user rights and legal protections, particularly concerning arbitration and data sharing.
Wikia
wikia.com
Fandom's policies are strong in data practices but lack clarity and comprehensive user protections, scoring 72/100.
Joindeed
joindeed.com
Deed excels in data practices and user rights but needs improvement in legal fairness and clarity.
facebook.com
Meta's policy is comprehensive but lacks clarity and has concerning legal elements.
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.
Myworld
myworld.com
MyWorld's policies have a solid foundation but lack transparency, user control, and clarity, scoring 65/100.
Panoramio
panoramio.com
Google's privacy policy and terms of service provide a moderate level of transparency and user control but lack specific details in key areas such as data retention, sharing practices, and dispute resolution, which are crucial for a top-tier privacy framework.
Meetup
meetup.com
Meetup's policies provide a foundation for privacy and user rights but fall short in transparency, user control, and legal fairness, particularly in arbitration clauses and data usage purposes.
Metafilter
metafilter.com
MetaFilter's policy is comprehensive but lacks in security details, data sharing, and user rights, scoring 62/100.
Sodahead
sodahead.com
The policy is comprehensive but raises concerns with broad data sharing and limited user rights, particularly through mandatory arbitration.
WeddingWire
weddingwire.com
WeddingWire's policies provide good transparency but have significant issues with user rights, legal protections, and clarity, falling short of ideal standards.