Entertainment News Privacy Policies
Companies in the Entertainment News category Browse and analyze privacy policies from 199 companies in the Entertainment News category.
Theringer
theringer.com
Spotify's Terms of Service score 67/100, with strengths in content licensing and organization but weaknesses in user rights and legal protections, notably due to mandatory arbitration and broad liability clauses.
Bostonmagazine
bostonmagazine.com
MetroCorp's privacy policy scores 66/100, with strengths in data collection transparency but weaknesses in data sharing, retention clarity, and legal terms.
Bellanaija
bellanaija.com
BellaNaija's policies have strengths in transparency but lack in specific protections and clarity, scoring 65/100.
Cincinnati Enquirer
cincinnati.com
Gannett's policy is comprehensive but lacks clarity and user control, with critical issues in data sharing and retention.
Clarin
clarin.com
The policy has strengths in user rights and legal fairness but lacks in specific data usage details and security measures, with clarity being adequate but improvable.
Dawn
dawn.com
Dawn.com's privacy policy and terms of service have strengths in data privacy and security but lack clarity and comprehensiveness in user rights and legal protections, scoring 65/100.
Edmonton Journal
edmontonjournal.com
Postmedia's policies are transparent in data collection but lack clarity and specificity in data protection and user rights, scoring 65/100.
Ellentube
ellentube.com
The policies have good transparency but lack in user protection and clarity.
Fox News Media
foxnews.com
The policy provides some transparency but has significant gaps in user rights and clarity, with concerning legal terms.
Itunes
itunes.com
The policy lacks transparency in data practices and security, with incomplete user rights, but provides clear service information.
Melon
melon.com
The policy has some strengths but lacks specific details in key areas, leading to a moderate score.
Metacritic
metacritic.com
Fandom's policies have strengths in data transparency but fall short in clarity and user control, with critical issues in legal protections and data practices.