Collection

Transparency Reduction

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

50
Changes
29
Platforms
45
Negative
3
Positive

Platforms (29)

Dun & Bradstreet 4 Threads 4 Ancestry 4 OpenAI 4 Meta 4 Canva 3 SoFi 2 Writer 2 Intuit 2 Booking.com 2 Shein 1 Waze 1 Perplexity AI 1 Microsoft 1 Snowflake 1 AI21 Labs 1 NVIDIA NIM 1 American Airlines 1 Ideogram 1 TurboTax 1 Duolingo 1 Cohere 1 Ford 1 Tabnine 1 Chime 1 23andMe 1 TikTok 1 OneLogin 1 ADP 1

Changes (50)

Jul 24, 2026
The detected change in an update on July 24, 2026 removed user registration and consent language from Shein's interface while adding saved shopping cart messaging for returning users. Specifically, the updated terms removed text stating 'I agree to the Terms & Conditions and acknowledge that I have read the Privacy …
medium negative Shein
Jul 14, 2026
Dun & Bradstreet's privacy policy was updated in an update detected on July 14, 2026, with changes to website contact and cookie functionality sections. The document removed detailed cookie preference options and chat functionality disclosures that were previously displayed, and simplified language around contact forms and chat requirements. The practical …
medium negative Dun & Bradstreet
Jul 14, 2026
Dun & Bradstreet removed seven sentences from its Terms of Use that described cookie preferences, chat functionality, and privacy controls. The document previously offered users the ability to manage cookie choices through 'Manage Choices', 'Agree and Proceed', or 'Required Only' options, with explicit mention of chat-related cookies. This language is …
medium negative Dun & Bradstreet
Jul 9, 2026
Waze removed its age restriction requiring users to be 16 or older and instead added a definition of Personal Information in the policy header. The policy also removed detailed references to social network integration and the 'find friends' feature that collected phone numbers from device contacts, while keeping the core …
medium neutral Waze
Jul 5, 2026
Perplexity AI updated its privacy policy on July 5, 2026, renaming it to 'Privacy Notice' and expanding the document from 322 sentences with 106 additions, 31 removals, and 167 modifications. The revised policy provides more detailed descriptions of data collection methods (direct, automatic, from other sources), adds explicit disclosures about …
medium positive Perplexity AI
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