Bumble added a new section to its privacy policy disclosing a 'Connection Quizzes' feature. The updated policy states that if users participate in these quizzes, Bumble collects quiz responses, email addresses (if provided), and technical usage data. The company retains quiz responses and results for up to 90 days, then deletes them unless longer retention is required for safety, legal, or compliance purposes. The policy also describes how Bumble uses this information, including to generate results, operate the feature, enable sharing, communicate about the experience, send promotional communications where permitted by law, and protect service security.
Consumers: Bumble is telling you it collects information when you take quizzes on its platform, including your answers and email if you provide it.
The updated policy discloses that Bumble collects quiz responses, optional email addresses, and technical usage data when users participate in Connection Quizzes. The company retains this information for up to 90 days before deletion, unless a longer retention period is required for safety, legal, or compliance purposes. The policy also states that Bumble may send promotional communications about Connection Quizzes where permitted by applicable law. You can choose not to participate in Connection Quizzes to avoid providing this data.
→ Review the Connection Quizzes section of Bumble's privacy policy to understand what data is collected when you participate.
→ Decide whether to participate in Connection Quizzes based on your comfort with the stated data collection and retention practices.
Bumble collects quiz responses, optional email addresses, and usage data, retaining them for up to 90 days before deletion unless longer retention is required for safety, legal, or compliance purposes.
Bumble reserves the right to send promotional communications about Connection Quizzes where permitted by applicable law.
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