Entertainment News Privacy Policies
Companies in the Entertainment News category Browse and analyze privacy policies from 199 companies in the Entertainment News category.
VICE Media
vice.com
The policy is comprehensive but lacks clarity and specificity in key areas, impacting user understanding and trust.
Winespectator
winespectator.com
Comprehensive data collection with clear opt-out options, but concerns over broad sharing, vague security, and one-sided legal terms.
Wkow
wkow.com
Allen Media's policies provide detailed data practices but lack in clarity and legal fairness, scoring 65 out of 100.
Nbc
nbc.com
NBCUniversal's policies provide a solid foundation but fall short in transparency and user control, particularly concerning data sharing and dispute resolution.
The Indian Express Limited
indianexpress.com
The policy is comprehensive but lacks clarity and specific user protections, especially in data retention and dispute resolution.
The Moscow Times
themoscowtimes.com
The policy is structured but lacks detailed user rights and security measures, scoring 65/100.
Variety
variety.com
The policy is comprehensive but has notable weaknesses in clarity, security details, and user rights processes, along with concerning legal terms.
Web Animation India.com
india.com
The policy provides a good foundation but lacks specifics in data retention, security, and user rights, affecting its transparency and user-friendliness.
Playstation
playstation.com
PlayStation's policies are comprehensive but have significant issues like vague security, broad data sharing, and legal clauses favoring the company, impacting user rights and clarity.
Collider
collider.com
Valnet's policies have strengths in consent and data security but lack clarity and fairness in legal terms and dispute resolution.
Entertainment Weekly
ew.com
Dotdash Meredith's policies provide good data practices but lack clarity and fairness, scoring 62/100.
FOXSports.com
foxsports.com
FSIM's policies have strengths in data collection transparency and user rights but fall short in clarity, legal fairness, and data protection, particularly concerning arbitration and data sharing.