A social media platform that prompts users to simultaneously take photos with both front and back cameras at random times daily to share authentic, unfiltered moments with friends. The app emphasizes spontaneous content creation without filters or editing capabilities, positioning itself as an alternative to highly curated social media experiences. Its policies govern how personal photos and location data are collected and shared, which is particularly relevant given the app's focus on capturing users' real-time activities and surroundings.
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Exclusive jurisdiction in Paris under French law means users outside France must litigate in a foreign jurisdiction and under a foreign legal system.
The content of users' photos is analyzed to generate interest inferences that inform targeting, even though these inferences are limited to internal use.
Users' information will be shared with third-party partners and transferred across multiple countries, which may involve varying data protection standards.
BeReal provides a defined mechanism for users to exercise opt-out rights over sale, sharing, and targeted advertising, offering two specific pathways.
This establishes a limit on what advertiser-provided matching data and user phone data BeReal will return to advertisers, even after a matching process has occurred.
BeReal's privacy policy explains how BeReal collects and uses your information, including analyzing your photos and profile text to infer your interests and likely gender in order to show you …
BeReal's Terms of Service govern how you can use the platform and what BeReal can do with the content you post. When you share content publicly, you give BeReal a …
BeReal substantially revised its content moderation and account enforcement procedures. The updated terms replace a simple three-strike suspension rule with a graduated enforcement approach that considers violation severity and context. …
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