Educational Resource Privacy Policies

Scientific American

scientificamerican.com

65

Scientific American's policy is detailed but lacks clarity and user control, scoring 65/100.

Shortform

shortform.com

65

Shortform's policies have strengths in data privacy but lack in user control and clarity, scoring 65/100.

Spanglaw

spanglaw.com

65

The policy has strengths in data privacy and security but lacks in user rights and clarity, scoring 65 out of 100.

Techopedia

techopedia.com

65

Techopedia's privacy policy has strengths in GDPR compliance and data usage but lacks in security and retention practices, scoring 65/100.

The Brookings Institution

brookings.edu

65

Brookings' policies have strengths in opt-out mechanisms and data security but lack transparency in data retention and user rights, with legal terms favoring the institution over users.

Tutsplus

tutsplus.com

65

Envato Tuts+ has a structured policy but lacks in security and data disclosure, affecting user trust and compliance.

W3schools

w3schools.com

65

W3Schools has some strengths in data privacy and clarity but falls short in user rights and legal protections, scoring 65 out of 100.

edX

edX.org

65

The policy and terms provide a foundation but have significant gaps in data privacy, user rights, and clarity.

edX

edx.org

65

edX's policies provide some transparency but fall short in data control, legal fairness, and clarity, scoring 65/100.

Wordnik

wordnik.com

65

Wordnik's policies have strengths in transparency but fall short in data retention, user rights, and legal fairness, leading to a moderate score of 65.

Crosswalk.com Ltd

crosswalk.com

62

Salem's policies have strengths in opt-out mechanisms and specific user rights but fall short in security details, data sharing transparency, and legal protections, impacting overall clarity and user trust.

InformIT

informit.com

62

Pearson's policy has some strengths but lacks transparency and user control, scoring 62/100.