Gaming Platform Privacy Policies
Companies in the Gaming Platform category Browse and analyze privacy policies from 35 companies in the Gaming Platform category.
Xbox
xbox.com
The analyzed documents have several critical issues, including vague security measures, indefinite retention periods, and limited deletion rights, which impact the overall score.
SZ DJI Technology Co., Ltd
dji.com
The policy provides a good explanation of the types of personal information collected and how it is used, but could be improved by providing a clear explanation of the data retention period, information on how to access and delete personal data for third-party services, and information on how to opt-out of data collection and sharing for third-party services.
IGN Entertainment
ign.com
This policy provides some clarity on user rights and deletion procedures, but lacks comprehensive data collection and usage disclosure, clear purpose for data collection, and detailed security measures.
Youradchoices
youradchoices.com
The policy and terms of service have several strengths, but also several weaknesses, particularly in the areas of data privacy, user rights, and legal protection.
Gameserrors
gameserrors.com
GamesErrors.Com's privacy policy and terms of use have some strengths, but also several weaknesses and unusual elements that impact the overall score.
Vox Media
theverge.com
The policy has some strengths in data usage transparency and user rights, but lacks clarity in data collection scope and retention periods, and has one-sided terms and unilateral changes.
Activision
activision.com
The policy has significant weaknesses in data_privacy and user_rights categories, but provides a clear explanation of user rights and legal protection.
Niantic
nianticlabs.com
This policy analysis reveals significant weaknesses in data practices, user rights, and legal protection, with only moderate clarity and comprehension.
King
king.com
The policy provides a good starting point for data protection, but could be improved by providing more information on data collection and sharing, and by explaining how users can exercise their rights under the GDPR.