Bumble · Governance

Policy Drift Analysis Drifting Negative 4 mo

How Bumble's governance documents and clauses have shifted over time, by document, provision, and change direction.

Bumble has made 5 significant policy changes since monitoring began in March 2026 (4 mo). 3 were negative for consumers, primarily involving content licensing change.
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Documents Affected

This document establishes Bumble's practices for collecting, using, and sharing personal information from users of its dating application and websites. Bumble collects sensitive data categories including precise geolocation, biometric identifiers …
These terms govern your use of Bumble and set out important rules: Bumble can terminate or suspend your account at its sole discretion, all payments are generally nonrefundable, and disputes …
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All Changes (5)

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Trend Observation

Bumble's most frequent change categories are Content licensing change (2), Cross border transfer change (2), Disclosure requirement change (1). The most frequently updated document is Bumble Privacy Policy with 3 changes. Get alerted when Bumble changes policy →

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