Entertainment Privacy Policies
Companies in the Entertainment industry Browse and analyze privacy policies from 200 companies in the Entertainment category.
Bepress
bepress.com
Elsevier's policy is transparent in data practices but lacks in user control and legal fairness, scoring 72/100.
Bet
bet.com
Paramount's privacy policy is comprehensive but has notable weaknesses in data sharing and user rights processes, while the terms of service raise concerns with mandatory arbitration.
Bravotv
bravotv.com
NBCUniversal's policy is comprehensive but lacks transparency and user control, scoring 72/100.
CBS Television Studios
cbs.com
Paramount's policies are comprehensive but have notable gaps in data sharing and user rights, with concerning legal terms limiting user recourse.
Cbssports
cbssports.com
Paramount's policies provide detailed data practices but have notable weaknesses in user rights and legal protections, particularly concerning arbitration and data sharing.
Chicagotribune
chicagotribune.com
Tribune's policy is comprehensive but has clarity and user rights issues, scoring 72/100.
ClassPass
classpass.com
ClassPass' policies show good data practices but lack clarity and have concerning legal terms.
Cosmopolitan
cosmopolitan.com
Hearst's policies are detailed but have clarity and accessibility issues, with concerning legal terms and data practices.
Dwell
dwell.com
Recurrent Ventures' policies are detailed but have gaps in data practices and legal fairness, impacting user protection and clarity.
Entrepreneur
entrepreneur.com
The policy provides a comprehensive overview of data practices but has notable weaknesses in security transparency, user rights complexity, and legal protections that favor the company.
Foreignaffairs
foreignaffairs.com
ForeignAffairs.com's policies are clear on data practices but lack in user rights and legal fairness, with some concerning liability and dispute terms.
Greentechmedia
greentechmedia.com
Greentech's policies are comprehensive but lack clarity and user control, scoring 72/100.