Magazine Site Privacy Policies
Companies in the Magazine Site category Browse and analyze privacy policies from 145 companies in the Magazine Site category.
Daily News
dailynews.com
MediaNews Group's policies provide a solid foundation but have areas for improvement in clarity, user rights accessibility, and data sharing practices.
Deccan Herald
deccanherald.com
TPML's policies are structured but lack transparency in data usage and sharing, with complex language hindering clarity.
Esquire
esquire.com
Hearst's policy is comprehensive but has notable gaps in data minimization and user control.
EurActiv.com PLC
euractiv.com
EURACTIV's policies are clear but lack transparency in security and data sharing, with one-sided legal terms.
Foreignaffairs
foreignaffairs.com
ForeignAffairs.com's policies are clear on data practices but lack in user rights and legal fairness, with some concerning liability and dispute terms.
Huffpost
huffpost.com
HuffPost's policy is comprehensive but has notable weaknesses in data sharing and legal protections, impacting user rights and clarity.
Lexology
lexology.com
Lexology's policy is structured but lacks specificity in key areas, scoring 72/100.
MLive Media Group
mlive.com
Advance Local's privacy policy and terms of service provide a comprehensive framework but have notable weaknesses in data sharing and legal protections, scoring 72/100.
NBC News
nbcnews.com
NBCUniversal's policies are comprehensive but have clarity and fairness issues, affecting user trust and understanding.
New York Daily News
nydailynews.com
The policies provide a foundation but have significant areas needing improvement, especially in user rights and legal protections.
Oxygen
oxygen.com
NBCUniversal's policies are detailed and legally robust but have notable weaknesses in data sharing and user rights processes.
Portland Press Herald
pressherald.com
Masthead Maine's policies provide a solid foundation but fall short in clarity and user control, with broad data sharing and complex language being notable issues.