Software Development Privacy Policies
Companies in the Software Development category Browse and analyze privacy policies from 227 companies in the Software Development category.
Parallels
parallels.com
Alludo's policies are robust in data practices and user rights but lack clarity and have some legal imbalances.
ProtonVPN AG
protonvpn.com
Proton VPN excels in data privacy and security with its no-logs policy and strong encryption, but the terms of service include some restrictive legal clauses that may concern users.
Razer
razer.com
Razer's policy excels in user rights and legal fairness but needs improvement in data practices and clarity.
Sketchfab
sketchfab.com
Sketchfab's policy excels in data privacy and user rights but has notable issues with legal fairness and clarity, particularly due to mandatory arbitration and complex language.
Surfshark
surfshark.com
Surfshark excels in data privacy with a strong no-logs policy and clear data usage purposes, but could enhance user control mechanisms and clarity for optimal transparency.
TechRadar Pro
techradar.com
Future plc's privacy policy and terms are robust with strong data practices and user rights, though clarity and security details could be enhanced.
Thales
thalesgroup.com
Thales' policy is robust but needs improvements in security transparency and clarity.
Thrivethemes
thrivethemes.com
Thrive Themes excels in data privacy and user rights with clear policies, but has limitations in legal protection and clarity.
Tunnelbear
tunnelbear.com
TunnelBear excels in privacy with minimal data collection and strong security, but lacks transparency in sharing and has indefinite retention issues.
Twilio Inc.
twilio.com
Twilio's policies are robust with strong security and clear user rights but could improve in data retention clarity and consent mechanisms.
Unity Technologies
unity3d.com
Unity's policies are comprehensive but have gaps in transparency and clarity, scoring 82/100.
Webflow, Inc.
webflow.com
Webflow's policies are comprehensive and clear, with strong security and privacy protections, but have some gaps in data usage transparency and sharing practices.