Technology News Privacy Policies
Companies in the Technology News category Browse and analyze privacy policies from 55 companies in the Technology News category.
Nokia
nokia.com
Nokia's privacy policy is comprehensive but has areas for improvement in clarity, specificity, and user rights.
Osxdaily
osxdaily.com
OSXDaily.com's privacy policy is detailed but has gaps in security transparency, broad consent practices, and complex user rights processes, scoring 72/100.
Polygon
polygon.com
Vox Media's policies show strengths in user rights and data usage transparency but have significant weaknesses in data practices and clarity, scoring 72 out of 100.
Red Ventures
zdnet.com
Ziff Davis demonstrates a solid approach to privacy with detailed data practices but falls short in security transparency and user rights universality. Legal terms, while balanced, include restrictive arbitration clauses, and the policies' complexity hinders clarity.
PCMAG.com
pcmag.com
Ziff Davis demonstrates strengths in data transparency and user rights but falls short in security clarity and user-friendly policies.
TechTarget Inc
techtarget.com
TechTarget's privacy policy is comprehensive but has critical issues like data selling and broad sharing, while terms of service lack clarity and have problematic clauses.
Lifehacker
lifehacker.com
Ziff Davis' privacy policy is comprehensive but has significant concerns regarding legal protections and clarity, scoring 70/100.
Built In
builtin.com
Built In's policies provide some transparency but fall short in user rights and legal fairness, with concerning arbitration clauses and broad data sharing.
CNET
cnet.com
Ziff Davis demonstrates some strengths in data privacy and user rights but falls short in transparency, user control, and legal fairness, warranting a score of 65 out of 100.
GeekWire
geekwire.com
The policies provide a good foundation but have notable gaps in data privacy, legal protection, and clarity, which could be improved to better protect users.
goodereader.com
goodereader.com
Good e-Reader's policy is decent but needs improvement in transparency and user control.
Macrumors
macrumors.com
MacRumors' policy is clear but lacks specifics in data practices and user rights, scoring 64/100.