Information Services Privacy Policies
Companies in the Information Services industry Browse and analyze privacy policies from 335 companies in the Information Services category.
A Medium Corporation
medium.com
Medium's policies are transparent and user-friendly but have critical issues like mandatory arbitration and vague data retention.
Accenture
accenture.com
Accenture's privacy policy is robust with strong security and legal compliance but could improve by simplifying language and user processes.
ActiveCampaign
activecampaign.com
ActiveCampaign's Privacy Policy is robust with strong compliance and user rights but lacks in security details and clarity.
Asana
asana.com
Asana excels in data privacy and user rights but needs clearer consent and security details.
Askubuntu
askubuntu.com
Stack Overflow's policies are robust in data privacy and security but lack clarity in data retention and sharing practices, with concerning legal terms limiting user recourse.
Balsamiq
balsamiq.com
Balsamiq's policies are robust in data privacy and security but could enhance clarity and user rights processes.
BrowserStack
browserstack.com
BrowserStack's policies are robust with strong data practices and user rights but lack in clarity and have concerning legal terms.
BuiltWith
builtwith.com
BuiltWith's policies are robust with strong security and transparency but lack in retention details and data portability, affecting user control and clarity.
City AM
cityam.com
A robust policy with strong security and user rights, but clarity and data handling could improve.
Dev
dev.to
DEV Community's policies are comprehensive but lack specificity in data sharing and security, affecting clarity and user control.
DreamHost
dreamhost.com
DreamHost's policies are robust but have areas needing improvement, particularly in data retention and legal balance.
Eventbrite
eventbrite.com
Eventbrite's policy is comprehensive with strong user rights and clear structure, but lacks in transparency and control over data sharing.