Telecommunications Privacy Policies
Companies in the Telecommunications industry Browse and analyze privacy policies from 23 companies in the Telecommunications category.
Saveur
saveur.com
SAVEUR's policies are detailed but have critical issues like binding arbitration and broad data sharing, impacting user rights and legal protection.
The FP Group
foreignpolicy.com
Foreign Policy's privacy policy is transparent but has areas needing improvement in data sharing and legal terms.
Viber
viber.com
Viber's privacy policy is comprehensive but has areas for improvement in clarity and user control.
Verizon (.com)
verizon.com
Verizon's privacy policy is comprehensive but lacks specificity in data practices and clarity, scoring 72/100.
Virgin Media
virginmedia.com
The policies have clear data practices but lack transparency in sharing and retention, with some concerning automatic opt-ins and unilateral changes.
adjust Inc.
adjust.com
Adjust's privacy policy is comprehensive but has gaps in clarity, user control, and data sharing practices, scoring 72/100.
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.
Allafrica
allafrica.com
The policy has strengths in data usage explanations but lacks clarity and specificity in key areas, leading to a moderate score of 65.
Instamojo
instamojo.com
Instamojo's policies have some strengths in data collection transparency but fall short in clarity, user rights, and legal fairness, with critical issues like vague retention periods and mandatory arbitration.
Myworld
myworld.com
MyWorld's policies have a solid foundation but lack transparency, user control, and clarity, scoring 65/100.
Angelfire
angelfire.com
Lycos' policies have strengths in data collection transparency and COPPA compliance but fall short in data sharing clarity, user rights, and legal protections, impacting overall user trust and protection.