Lifestyle Magazine Privacy Policies
Companies in the Lifestyle Magazine category Browse and analyze privacy policies from 8 companies in the Lifestyle Magazine category.
Thecut
thecut.com
Vox Media's policies are comprehensive but have notable weaknesses in data sharing and legal protections, impacting user rights and clarity.
Elle UK
elleuk.com
Hearst UK's policies are thorough but have notable gaps in data sharing and user rights, affecting clarity and legal balance.
Popsugar
popsugar.com
Vox Media's policies provide good data privacy practices but have areas needing improvement in clarity and user control.
ELLE
elle.com
Hearst's policy is comprehensive but has notable weaknesses in data retention and dispute resolution.
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.
Thethaiger
thethaiger.com
The Thaiger's policies are clear but lack in security and user control, scoring 70/100.
Wwd
wwd.com
The policy is comprehensive but lacks transparency and clarity, with concerning legal terms.
Refinery29
refinery29.com
Refinery29's policies have some strengths in data usage transparency and user rights but fall short in clarity, security details, and fair legal terms.