Language Learning Privacy Policies
Companies in the Language Learning category Browse and analyze privacy policies from 16 companies in the Language Learning category.
TheFreeDictionary
thefreedictionary.com
Farlex's privacy policy and terms of use have some strengths, but also several weaknesses and unusual elements that impact the overall score.
Coursera
coursera.org
Coursera's policies are robust with strong privacy and user rights, but clarity and legal protections could be improved.
Lexico
lexico.com
Dictionary.com's privacy practices are robust with clear user rights but suffer from broad data collection and complex language.
VoiceThread
voicethread.com
VoiceThread demonstrates strong data privacy practices with clear user rights and legal protections, though clarity could be improved.
Merriam-webster
merriam-webster.com
Merriam-Webster's policies are comprehensive but suffer from complexity and some legal limitations, affecting user understanding and rights.
Oxford University Press
oxforddictionaries.com
Oxford University Press demonstrates strong data protection measures and clear user rights but lacks detailed disclosures in data practices and retention policies.
Codecademy
codecademy.com
Codecademy's policies are comprehensive but lack transparency in data practices and user rights, scoring 72/100.
Nearpod
nearpod.com
Nearpod's privacy policy and terms of service provide good transparency in data collection and use but lack in specific security details and user control mechanisms.
Penzu Inc
penzu.com
Penzu's policies are strong on data privacy and user rights but lack clarity and comprehensiveness, scoring 72/100.
YourDictionary
yourdictionary.com
YourDictionary's policy is transparent in data practices but lacks clarity and could improve user control and legal fairness.
Cambly
cambly.com
Cambly's policies are comprehensive but lack transparency and user-friendliness, with critical issues in data sharing and legal recourse.
Spanglaw
spanglaw.com
The policy has strengths in data privacy and security but lacks in user rights and clarity, scoring 65 out of 100.