Transparency Reduction

Platforms removing disclosure requirements, reducing visibility into data practices, or eliminating notification obligations.
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Platforms
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Platforms (30)

OpenAI 5 Canva 5 Ancestry 4 Meta 4 Threads 3 Booking.com 3 Cohere 2 Intuit 2 AI21 Labs 1 NVIDIA NIM 1 Dun & Bradstreet 1 American Airlines 1 TurboTax 1 Duolingo 1 Ford 1 Tabnine 1 Chime 1 23andMe 1 TikTok 1 OneLogin 1 ADP 1 Upwork 1 Nextdoor 1 Shein 1 Roblox 1 SoFi 1 Midjourney 1 Meta Ads 1 Poshmark 1 Waze 1

Changes (50)

Jun 16, 2026
AI21 Labs updated its Terms of Service on June 16, 2026, making material changes to its cookie consent and data collection disclosures. Previously, the terms explicitly offered users the ability to opt out of the sale of personal data and targeted advertising through a dedicated "Your Opt-Out Rights" button. The …
medium negative AI21 Labs
Jun 12, 2026
NVIDIA removed 27 sentences from its Privacy Policy on June 12, 2026, including all language describing how the company and third-party partners use cookies and tracking technologies. The updated policy no longer discloses information about cookie collection, consent mechanisms ('Accept All', 'Manage Settings'), Global Privacy Control signal handling, or the …
high negative NVIDIA NIM
Jun 9, 2026
OpenAI updated its privacy policy on June 9, 2026, removing specific language about ad personalization controls for Free and Go users while adding language directing Korean users to a separate Korea Addendum. The policy previously stated that Free and Go users could control ad personalization through account settings; this language …
medium negative OpenAI
Jun 6, 2026
Dun & Bradstreet removed seven sentences from their Terms of Use that described cookie preferences, chat functionality, and related data handling disclosures. The removed language explained how users could select required-only cookies, enable chat functionality, and find additional information in the Cookie Policy. The updated terms no longer include these …
medium negative Dun & Bradstreet
Jun 6, 2026
American Airlines removed 12 sentences from its Terms of Use that previously disclosed how cookies and personal data are collected on its website. The removed language explained what cookies do, what data is collected for performance and functional purposes, and referenced the privacy policy. The updated terms no longer include …
medium negative American Airlines
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