Social Network Privacy Policies
Companies in the Social Network category Browse and analyze privacy policies from 67 companies in the Social Network category.

IntenseDebate
intensedebate.com
Automattic's policies are robust but lack clarity and balanced legal terms.

Dribbble LLC
dribbble.com
Dribbble's policy is comprehensive but has clarity and user control issues, scoring 72/100.

fb.com
Meta's privacy policy is detailed but has notable weaknesses in data retention and sharing practices, affecting user control and clarity.

Rumble Automation Inc
rumble.com
Rumble's policies are comprehensive but suffer from complexity and some concerning legal terms, particularly the 50-year agency agreement and broad indemnification, which may not fully protect user interests.

Socialtimes
socialtimes.com
Adweek's privacy policy is comprehensive but has notable weaknesses in data sharing and user control, with restrictive legal terms.

StackOverflow
stackoverflow.com
Stack Overflow's policies are comprehensive but have critical issues like perpetual content licensing and mandatory arbitration, impacting user rights and fairness.

Untappd
untappd.com
Next Glass and Untappd's policies are comprehensive but have notable weaknesses in user rights and legal protections, particularly concerning arbitration and data sharing.

Viber
viber.com
Viber's privacy policy is comprehensive but has areas for improvement in clarity and user control.

wechat.com
WeChat's privacy policy and terms of service provide a good foundation but fall short in user control and legal fairness, with critical issues in data sharing and dispute resolution.

Weheartit
weheartit.com
We Heart It's policies are detailed but lack in specific security measures and data minimization, with concerning legal clauses.

Wikia
wikia.com
Fandom's policies are strong in data practices but lack clarity and comprehensive user protections, scoring 72/100.

Joindeed
joindeed.com
Deed excels in data practices and user rights but needs improvement in legal fairness and clarity.