Technology Privacy Policies

Creditcards

creditcards.com

62

The policy and terms of service provide some transparency but have significant issues with user rights, legal protections, and clarity, scoring 62 out of 100.

DHgate.com

dhgate.com

62

DHgate's policies have strengths in data security and user rights but lack clarity and fairness in legal terms and dispute resolution.

GuruFocus, LLC

gurufocus.com

62

GuruFocus.com's policies have some positive aspects but lack transparency in data practices and user rights, with broad legal disclaimers that may disadvantage users.

Kik Interactive

kik.com

62

MediaLab's policies have some strengths but lack clarity and fairness, impacting user trust and transparency.

Mic

mic.com

62

BDG's policies are detailed but lack transparency and fairness, scoring 62/100 with critical issues in data sharing and legal terms.

Open Collective

opencollective.com

62

Open Collective demonstrates good clarity and some strong privacy practices but needs improvement in transparency and user control areas.

PeopleFinders

peoplefinders.com

62

PeopleFinders has some good privacy practices but falls short in transparency, user control, and legal fairness, scoring 62 out of 100.

Priceonomics

priceonomics.com

62

Content Tracker has good data privacy practices but lacks in user control and legal fairness.

SitePoint

sitepoint.com

62

SitePoint's policies are clear but lack specificity in data practices and legal protections, scoring 62/100.

Sodahead

sodahead.com

62

The policy is comprehensive but raises concerns with broad data sharing and limited user rights, particularly through mandatory arbitration.

The Daily Dot

dailydot.com

62

The policy has some strengths in clarity and opt-out mechanisms but lacks specificity in data practices and security, with concerning legal terms.

TrueCar

truecar.com

62

TrueCar's policies are comprehensive but raise concerns with excessive data collection, vague retention, and limited user rights, scoring 62 out of 100.