Software Development Privacy Policies
Companies in the Software Development category Browse and analyze privacy policies from 227 companies in the Software Development category.
Langchain
langchain.com
LangChain's policies are comprehensive but lack specificity in security and retention, with broad sharing rights and unilateral changes.
Lenovo
lenovo.com
Lenovo's privacy policy is thorough but lacks clarity and has broad data sharing practices, scoring 78/100.
Makeuseof
makeuseof.com
Valnet's policies are robust in security and user rights but lack in data sharing transparency and dispute resolution fairness.
Merkle
merkle.com
Dentsu's privacy policy is comprehensive but has some gaps in specificity and clarity, particularly around data sharing and usage purposes.
New Relic, Inc.
newrelic.com
New Relic's privacy policy is robust in security and user rights but lacks in clarity and data minimization practices.
OptinMonster
optinmonster.com
OptinMonster's privacy policy is strong on data security and transparency but lacks in user rights and accessibility, scoring 78/100.
PureVPN
purevpn.com
PureVPN's privacy policy and terms of service demonstrate strong data privacy practices and user rights support, with clear language and balanced legal terms, though some areas like data sharing and retention could be more transparent.
Raygun
raygun.com
Raygun excels in data privacy and legal protections but needs to enhance user control mechanisms and clarify certain procedures for better transparency.
Squarespace, Inc
squarespace.com
Squarespace demonstrates strong data practices and security but has room for improvement in legal fairness and clarity.
Wordfence
wordfence.com
A comprehensive policy with strong security and user rights, but clarity and data sharing practices could be improved.
Zerodayinitiative
zerodayinitiative.com
Trend Micro excels in security and user rights but needs better transparency in data practices and clearer language for top scores.
accessiBe Ltd.
accessibe.com
The documents are thorough but lack clarity and specificity, particularly in security measures and user rights processes.