When you click links from Disney+ to other websites, Disney is not responsible for how those sites collect or use your personal information — you need to read their privacy policies separately.
Clicking any external link from Disney+ transfers you to a site with its own privacy rules, and Disney explicitly disclaims responsibility for any data collected by those third parties, leaving you without Disney's privacy protections for any information shared on those sites.
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Compare across platforms →Disney+ users who follow links to external sites may unknowingly be subject to entirely different and potentially less protective privacy practices, with Disney disclaiming all responsibility for that data collection.
(1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: Under GDPR Art. 13 and Art. 14, data controllers must provide transparency about data flows to third parties; a blanket disclaimer of responsibility for linked sites may be insufficient if Disney has a commercial relationship with those third parties that involves data sharing. FTC guidance on privacy policies requires that links to third-party sites be clearly distinguished from first-party content. The UK ICO's guidance on third-party links similarly requires transparency about the change in data controller. (2)
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