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A Japanese multinational video game company that develops and publishes video games and manufactures gaming consoles including the Nintendo Switch, as well as operates online gaming services and digital storefronts. The company's policies govern how millions of users worldwide can access their gaming platforms, make digital purchases, and share personal data when playing online games or using Nintendo's digital services. These terms affect consumer rights regarding digital game ownership, account access, online interactions, and data collection practices across Nintendo's gaming ecosystem.
High, provisions that significantly limit your legal rights, authorize broad data collection, or create material financial exposure. Medium, provisions worth knowing about but with partial protections or limited scope. Low, standard terms with minimal consumer impact.
This establishes that Nintendo makes no warranty of absolute data security, which limits users' expectations about the protection of their information.
Because the license is irrevocable and perpetual, Nintendo retains these broad rights over User Content even if the user later deletes it or stops using the Services.
Because the license is limited and non-sublicensable and restricted to personal use only, users cannot share, transfer, or commercially exploit the access Nintendo grants.
This establishes that even child users are subject to persistent identifier collection, with the scope expressly limited to internal operational purposes.
This establishes a protective restriction on Nintendo's data practices for child users, conditioned on the 'knowingly' standard and subject to legal exceptions.
This document explains what data Nintendo collects about you—including gameplay activity, online status, device identifiers, and communications—and how that data may be used for advertising or shared with partners and …
These terms set the rules for using Nintendo's Services. When you post content or make submissions, Nintendo gets broad, permanent rights to that content, and anything you submit outright becomes …
Nintendo updated its privacy policy to clarify how it collects and uses data from children and shifted its third-party privacy certification from ESRB to CARU. The policy now explicitly states …
View change record →Nintendo updated its privacy policy to clarify how it collects error data, expanded where it uses location information to include checking into events and Nintendo locations, strengthened its data retention …
View change record →Nintendo's privacy policy was updated on March 19, 2026 with several revisions to language describing data collection, retention practices, and third-party certifications. The policy now states it collects error information …
View change record →ConductAtlas tracks 2 Nintendo documents including terms of service, privacy policy, and other governance documents. Every document is captured daily with cryptographic verification.
Nintendo has made 3 policy changes in the past 12 months across the documents ConductAtlas tracks.
ConductAtlas has classified 38 provisions across Nintendo's tracked documents. 7 are rated high severity, 21 medium, and 10 low.
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