Magazine Site Privacy Policies

Bustle

bustle.com

78

BDG's policies are detailed but have critical issues like mandatory arbitration and broad data sharing, affecting user protection and clarity.

FiveThirtyEight

fivethirtyeight.com

78

TWDC's policy excels in child protection and security but needs better clarity and user rights.

The Economist

economist.com

78

The Economist Group's policies are comprehensive but could improve in clarity and legal fairness, particularly regarding arbitration clauses and data sharing.

Theartnewspaper

theartnewspaper.com

78

The Art Newspaper's policies are transparent and secure but have areas for improvement in user rights and data sharing.

Las Vegas Review-Journal

reviewjournal.com

76

The policy provides detailed privacy practices but lacks transparency in data sharing and uses complex language, scoring 76/100.

Popsci

popsci.com

76

Recurrent Ventures' policies are transparent but have notable weaknesses in user rights and legal protections, particularly with mandatory arbitration and broad data sharing.

Todayonline

todayonline.com

76

Mediacorp's policies have strengths in data privacy and user rights but fall short in clarity and legal fairness, with significant concerns over data sharing and retention.

Christianpost

christianpost.com

73

The Christian Post's policies have some strengths but lack in security and user rights.

Adn

adn.com

72

The policy is comprehensive but has gaps in security and retention clarity, with complex language and broad legal terms.

Channel News Asia

channelnewsasia.com

72

Mediacorp's privacy policy and terms of service provide a moderate level of protection but have significant gaps in data practices, user rights, and clarity.

Chicagotribune

chicagotribune.com

72

Tribune's policy is comprehensive but has clarity and user rights issues, scoring 72/100.

Cosmopolitan

cosmopolitan.com

72

Hearst's policies are detailed but have clarity and accessibility issues, with concerning legal terms and data practices.