102 Total
26 High severity
67 Medium severity
9 Low severity

Key Facts

Must Headspace notify a user before the user uses or activates an AI Feature?
Headspace requires that, before a user uses or activates an AI Feature, Headspace will notify the user that they will be interacting with AI and give the user the choice of whether to do so.
Must Headspace give a user the choice of whether to interact with AI before the user uses or activates an AI Feature?
Headspace requires that, before a user uses or activates an AI Feature, Headspace will notify the user that they will be interacting with AI and give the user the choice of whether to do so.
Does Headspace share data with third-party platforms that provide analytics and advertising services?
Headspace shares data with third-party platforms that provide analytics and advertising services, including serving advertisements on Headspace's behalf and measuring the performance of those advertisements.
Do third-party platforms serve advertisements on Headspace's behalf and measure the performance of those advertisements?
Headspace shares data with third-party platforms that provide analytics and advertising services, including serving advertisements on Headspace's behalf and measuring the performance of those advertisements.
May Headspace provide a user's Benefit Sponsor with certain personal information?
Headspace may provide a user's Benefit Sponsor with certain personal information, including the user's name, email address, registration date, and date of last use of the Platform.
What personal information may Headspace provide a user's Benefit Sponsor?
Headspace may provide a user's Benefit Sponsor with certain personal information, including the user's name, email address, registration date, and date of last use of the Platform.
When may the restriction on sharing user activity with a Benefit Sponsor not apply?
Headspace states that the restriction on sharing user activity with a Benefit Sponsor may not apply where sharing is necessary for the user's treatment, payment, or healthcare operations, such as when the Benefit Sponsor is the user's healthcare provider, health insurance provider, or health plan.
May users invoke binding arbitration under certain conditions and as permitted by the EU-U.S. DPF, its UK Extension, or the Swiss-U.S. DPF?
Headspace acknowledges that users may be able to invoke binding arbitration, under certain conditions and as permitted by the EU-U.S. DPF, its UK Extension, or the Swiss-U.S. DPF, where prior resolution channels have failed.
Can users invoke binding arbitration where prior resolution channels have failed?
Headspace acknowledges that users may be able to invoke binding arbitration, under certain conditions and as permitted by the EU-U.S. DPF, its UK Extension, or the Swiss-U.S. DPF, where prior resolution channels have failed.
What health and wellness information does Headspace collect?
Headspace collects health and wellness information that users provide while using its Products or engaging with its Services, including through survey responses about current mental or physical health status.
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Summary

Headspace collects sensitive health, wellness, and demographic information when you use its services and shares some of that data with advertisers, analytics partners, and—if your employer or health plan sponsors your access—your Benefit Sponsor. Your sensitive information is not used to personalize ads, but your general personal information is used to tailor Headspace ads you see on other websites and apps. Before any AI feature is activated, Headspace will tell you and give you the choice to proceed.

Analysis

Headspace's Privacy Policy establishes the conditions under which Headspace collects, uses, and shares personal information, including sensitive categories such as health and wellness data, mental and physical health status, and demographic identity attributes. The Policy defines how personal information is used for service delivery, marketing, and personalized advertising through third-party platforms, while carving out sensitive personal information from ad personalization. It governs data-sharing relationships with third-party analytics and advertising providers, Benefit Sponsors, and—under specified healthcare-related exceptions—healthcare providers and health plans. Supplemental terms and privacy notices take precedence over the main Policy where conflicts arise, and binding arbitration is available as a conditional last-resort mechanism under the EU-U.S. DPF, its UK Extension, or the Swiss-U.S. DPF frameworks. Health information Headspace collects is treated as protected health information under HIPAA where applicable.

What this means for you

As a Headspace user, your health and wellness data, including mental and physical health survey responses, is collected and treated as protected health information under HIPAA where that law applies. If your access is sponsored by an employer or health plan, Headspace may share your name, email address, registration date, and last use date with that Benefit Sponsor, and that restriction may not apply when sharing is necessary for treatment, payment, or healthcare operations. Your general personal information is used to personalize Headspace ads you see on third-party websites and apps, though your sensitive personal information is not used for ad personalization. Before any AI Feature is activated, Headspace will disclose that you are interacting with AI and give you the choice of whether to proceed.

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5 versions captured · Last updated: June 2026

What changed On June 24, 2026, Headspace modified its privacy policy by removing references to 'Student Plan', 'For teens', and 'For educators' from the navigation menu structure. These product category links are no longer presented in the same location within the policy document. The operational significance of this change is unclear from the diff alone, as it may reflect navigation restructuring, product discontinuation, or menu reorganization rather than a substantive privacy policy modification.
Why this matters The updated policy removes navigation links to student, teen, and educator product tiers from the privacy policy menu. This change appears to be a navigation or menu restructuring rather than a modification to privacy practices or consumer rights. The substantive privacy terms and data handling practices stated in the policy are not modified by this change.
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What changed Headspace's privacy policy footer was reorganized on April 19, 2026. Navigation links were moved and reformatted, but the substantive privacy commitments and disclosures in the policy itself remain unchanged. This appears to be a structural update to the page layout rather than a change to privacy practices or user rights.
Why this matters This change is a reorganization of the privacy policy webpage footer and navigation structure. The substantive privacy commitments, data handling practices, and user rights disclosed in Headspace's privacy policy remain unchanged. No action is required on your part.
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April 11, 2026 low

Headspace made a formatting change to its privacy policy footer on April 11, 2026, removing the 'Site Sitemap' link duplication that appeared earlier in the navigation structure. The substantive privacy …

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March 31, 2026 low

Headspace reorganized its privacy policy with a clearer table of contents and restructured 45 existing sentences for readability. The company added 23 new sentences and removed 4 existing ones, bringing …

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March 19, 2026 low

Headspace restructured its privacy policy on March 19, 2026, removing the detailed table of contents and adding navigation links to related privacy documents including a Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy …

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18 clause types
26 high severity
Restricted or Prohibited Content/Industries 2 1 high
Liability Limitation 1 1 high
Platform Discretion 1
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CCPA/CPRA
California, USA
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Connecticut Data Privacy Act Amendments
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CAN-SPAM
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FTC Act Section 5
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GDPR
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Indiana Consumer Data Protection Act
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Universal Opt-Out Mechanism Expansion 2026
US
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