Entertainment Privacy Policies
Companies in the Entertainment industry Browse and analyze privacy policies from 200 companies in the Entertainment category.
Thestar
thestar.com
The Torstar Companies' privacy policy and terms of service provide a robust framework but have areas for improvement in clarity, user control, and legal fairness.
Zinio
zinio.com
Zinio's policies are comprehensive but lack in security details and clarity, scoring 71/100 with notable strengths in data practices and user rights, but weaknesses in legal protection and comprehension.
CBC
cbc.ca
CBC/Radio-Canada's Terms of Use and Privacy Notice provide a clear and well-structured framework but fall short in transparency of data practices, user control, and specific legal protections, scoring 70/100.
Harper's Bazaar
harpersbazaar.com
Hearst's privacy policy and terms of service provide a solid foundation but have notable weaknesses in data retention, security transparency, and legal protections, particularly around arbitration and liability limits.
National Geographic
nationalgeographic.com
Disney's privacy policy and terms of service are comprehensive but lack clarity and fairness in key areas such as data retention, user rights, and dispute resolution.
Television Food Network, G.P.
foodnetwork.com
Warner Bros. Discovery's policies show some transparency but have significant gaps in data practices, user rights, and legal fairness, warranting a score of 68/100.
The Straits Times
straitstimes.com
The policy is comprehensive but lacks transparency in security and data sharing, with one-sided legal terms.
Wwd
wwd.com
The policy is comprehensive but lacks transparency and clarity, with concerning legal terms.
Cleveland Browns
clevelandbrowns.com
The NFL's privacy policy is detailed but complex, with broad data sharing and legal protections favoring the organization, making it challenging for users to understand and exercise their rights effectively.
The Denver Post
denverpost.com
The policy is comprehensive but has significant issues with data sharing, retention clarity, and legal protections, particularly the arbitration clause.
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.