Question 1

What is a targeting and audience restrictions clause?

Accepted Answer

A targeting and audience restrictions clause is a provision in a platform's terms of service or privacy policy that governs targeting and audience restrictions-related rights, obligations, or restrictions between the platform and users.

Question 2

How many platforms have targeting and audience restrictions clauses?

Accepted Answer

ConductAtlas currently tracks 11 platforms with targeting and audience restrictions provisions, of which 6 are classified as high severity, 5 as medium, and 0 as low.

Question 3

How is severity determined for targeting and audience restrictions clauses?

Accepted Answer

ConductAtlas classifies each provision as high, medium, or low severity based on the magnitude of rights waived, availability of opt-out mechanisms, breadth of users affected, financial or legal exposure created, and the degree of discretion retained by the platform.

Question 4

How often are targeting and audience restrictions clauses updated?

Accepted Answer

ConductAtlas monitors all tracked platforms daily. Targeting and Audience Restrictions clauses are updated at varying frequencies depending on the platform — some revise quarterly, others remain stable for years. Every detected change is captured same-day with legal-grade evidence.

Question 5

Can I get alerted when targeting and audience restrictions clauses change?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Monitor subscribers ($19/month) can track up to 25 platforms and receive email alerts when those platforms update any clause including targeting and audience restrictions. Compliance subscribers ($249/month) get cross-platform clause monitoring that alerts on targeting and audience restrictions changes across any tracked platform.

Targeting and Audience Restrictions — Cross-Platform Comparison