Provisions Index

Coinbase does not allow users under 18 and will delete any personal data collected from minors if discovered....

Why it matters: The policy's age restriction is self-enforced through user attestation, not technical verification, meaning minors who misrepresent their age can access Coinbase and their data will be collected until discovered....

Audible's site captures any security policy violations that occur in your browser and collects them for reporting. This involves listening to browser security events triggered during your session....

Why it matters: While primarily a security feature, this mechanism means Audible is collecting technical event data from your browser environment, which could include information about your browser extensions or security configuration....

Audible uses Amazon's proprietary 'UE' (User Experience) analytics framework to measure page load times, interaction events, and performance metrics, tagging each with your session and request ID....

Why it matters: The UE framework links performance telemetry to your unique session ID and request ID, meaning your browsing speed data is tied to an identifiable session rather than being collected anonymously....

By using Headspace, you consent to receiving electronic communications from Headspace, including notices, updates, and promotional messages....

Why it matters: This consent covers marketing emails and app notifications, and users should know how to opt out of promotional communications if they do not wish to receive them....

You must be at least the legally required age in your jurisdiction to use the platform and enter into binding contracts. Minors are not permitted to use Taskrabbit....

Why it matters: This clause protects against minors entering into legally binding service agreements, but places the verification burden entirely on users with no proactive age-gating mechanism described in these Terms....

Redfin's platform contains links to other websites, and Redfin is not responsible for anything on those sites — including their privacy practices or content — even if you got there by clicking a Redfin link....

Why it matters: Clicking a link on Redfin could take you to a third-party site with completely different privacy practices, and Redfin takes no responsibility for what happens to your data or experience there....

If you provide feedback, suggestions, or ideas to Strava about the platform or its features — including Beta Features — Strava can use, modify, and commercialize that feedback without paying you, crediting you, or seeking your further permission....

Why it matters: Any suggestions or feature ideas you share with Strava become theirs to use and profit from without compensation, and you waive any intellectual property rights in that feedback....

Zelle states its website is not intended for children under 13 and that it does not knowingly collect information from minors, in compliance with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA)....

Why it matters: This is a legally required disclosure under COPPA and is generally standard, but it places the compliance burden on Zelle to ensure it does not inadvertently collect data from minors through cookie-based tracking....

Zelle's website contains links to third-party websites, and Zelle states it is not responsible for the privacy practices or content of those external sites....

Why it matters: Clicking links on zelle.com to partner or third-party sites takes you outside Zelle's privacy protections, and those sites may have materially different — and potentially less protective — data practices....

Business partners and financial institution contacts who have expressed interest in Zelle's products can opt out of marketing communications by using the unsubscribe link in Zelle's emails or by emailing marketing@earlywarning.com....

Why it matters: This provision provides a mechanism for B2B contacts to stop receiving marketing emails, though Zelle notes it may take 'a reasonable period of time' to process the request — meaning marketing emails may continue temporarily after opt-out....

Figma retains your personal data for as long as your account is active or as needed to provide services, comply with legal obligations, resolve disputes, and enforce its agreements, without specifying fixed maximum retention periods for most data categories....

Why it matters: The absence of specific retention periods means Figma may retain your personal data indefinitely while your account exists, and it is not entirely clear when data will be deleted after account closure....

In the event of a merger, acquisition, asset sale, or similar corporate transaction, Figma may transfer your personal data to the acquiring company as part of the transaction....

Why it matters: This provision means your personal data — including design files, account details, and usage history — could be transferred to a new company without your explicit consent if Figma is sold or undergoes a major corporate restructuring....

Strava uses your location information to determine your country pricing for subscription plans....

Why it matters: Using location data to set subscription prices means your geographic location directly affects what you pay for Strava — and this pricing use is in addition to the activity tracking and fitness purposes for which location is primarily collected....

Twilio retains personal data collected on its website for as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes described in the notice, or as required by law, without specifying fixed retention periods for most data categories....

Why it matters: Without specific retention periods disclosed for each data category, you cannot know how long Twilio keeps your browsing behavior, contact information, or marketing interaction data, making it harder to exercise your right to erasure effectively....

Max organizes its terms by geographic region (North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East, Africa), indicating that the service and its associated legal terms are only available in certain countries, and users outside those regions may have no contractual relationship with Max....

Why it matters: Consumers traveling internationally or relocating may find that their existing Max subscription is governed by a different set of terms than they originally agreed to, or that the service is unavailable in their new location....

Max provides terms in dozens of languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Arabic, and many others, allowing users to read terms in their native language across most regions where the service is available....

Why it matters: Providing terms in a user's native language is a meaningful step toward informed consent, but where only one language is available for a given country, users who do not speak that language may be agreeing to terms they cannot understand....

By submitting any content, feedback, or information through MetaMask, you grant Consensys a broad, royalty-free, worldwide license to use, reproduce, and modify that content for their business purposes....

Why it matters: Any feedback, ideas, or content you share with MetaMask can be used by Consensys without compensation to you and without restriction, which may affect intellectual property rights for developers or businesses using the platform....

All content on Paramount+ is owned by Paramount or its licensors, and users may not copy, download, or redistribute any content without permission....

Why it matters: Unauthorized downloading or sharing of content can expose users to legal liability under copyright law....

You must meet minimum age requirements and other eligibility criteria to open and maintain a Revolut account, and providing false eligibility information can result in account closure....

Why it matters: Minors or ineligible users who open accounts may have them closed without warning, and any funds held may be subject to return procedures that take time....

Bumble reserves the right to update this privacy policy at any time, and will notify users of material changes by email or in-app notice, with the latest version always controlling....

Why it matters: Policy changes can affect how your data is used, and while Bumble commits to notifying you of material changes, continued use of the app after changes constitutes acceptance....

Chegg's platform may contain links to third-party websites and integrations with external services that have their own privacy policies, and Chegg is not responsible for their data practices....

Why it matters: When you click through to third-party sites or use integrated services, your data may be collected by those third parties under their own terms, and Chegg's privacy protections no longer apply....

You are not allowed to use bots, spiders, crawlers, or any automated tools to collect data from Redfin's websites or apps without written permission....

Why it matters: This clause primarily affects developers, researchers, and businesses that might want to access Redfin's real estate data programmatically, and violation can result in immediate account termination....

You must be at least the age of majority in your state or province (or at least 18) to use Redfin's services, and children under 13 are strictly prohibited from using the platform....

Why it matters: Using the service if you are underage — or allowing a minor to use it — violates the Terms and Redfin's COPPA-related obligations, which could expose users and parents to legal risk....

Uniswap's services are not intended for children under 18, and Uniswap says it does not knowingly collect personal information from minors — if you believe a child's data has been collected, you can report it to privacy@uniswap.org....

Why it matters: While this is a standard legal protection, the pseudonymous nature of crypto wallets makes it technically difficult for Uniswap to verify users' ages, which could expose minors to financial risk....

The submitted document does not contain any legal provisions, terms, or privacy policy language — it is a Disney+ marketing and sign-up webpage for Thailand....

Why it matters: Without actual legal provisions, consumers and compliance professionals cannot assess rights, obligations, or risks from this document....

Any legal disputes with Target will be governed by the laws of Minnesota, regardless of where you live....

Why it matters: Consumers outside Minnesota may find it harder to invoke local consumer protection laws that could otherwise benefit them....

All content on Target's website — including images, logos, text, and software — belongs to Target or its licensors, and you may not copy, reproduce, or distribute it without permission....

Why it matters: Reproducing Target's content without authorization could expose you to legal liability for copyright infringement....

The document provided does not contain the actual text of Audible's privacy policy — only the website's HTML code was supplied, meaning no formal privacy disclosures could be reviewed....

Why it matters: Without the full policy text, consumers and compliance teams cannot verify what data is collected, how it is used, who it is shared with, or what rights users hold....

You can stop receiving marketing emails, texts, and push notifications from TaskRabbit at any time by adjusting your notification settings or using the unsubscribe/STOP mechanisms in messages....

Why it matters: This gives consumers a straightforward way to reduce unwanted marketing contact, though TaskRabbit will continue to send transactional messages such as booking confirmations....

TaskRabbit keeps your personal information for as long as needed to provide services and meet legal obligations, and will delete or anonymize it when it is no longer required....

Why it matters: The policy does not specify exact retention periods for different data categories, meaning your sensitive data including background check results and financial information could be retained for an indeterminate period....

You may only use Chegg for personal, non-commercial purposes and cannot copy, distribute, or create derivative works from Chegg's content without permission....

Why it matters: Using Chegg's content for commercial purposes, sharing answers widely, or reproducing platform content without permission could result in account termination or legal action....

All content on Peacock is owned by or licensed to Peacock, and you are only granted a limited, non-exclusive right to stream content for personal, non-commercial use....

Why it matters: You do not own any content you watch on Peacock; you are only granted a temporary license to stream it. Peacock can remove content from its library at any time....

Zelle states that 99.36% of consumer checking and savings accounts linked to Zelle do not charge a fee to send, receive, or request money, based on a Q4 2024 survey....

Why it matters: The disclosure implies that a small percentage of accounts may still be charged fees, and consumers should check with their individual financial institution to confirm their fee status before using the service....

Zelle only operates within the United States, meaning you can only send and receive money to and from other US-based bank accounts....

Why it matters: Consumers who attempt to use Zelle for international transfers will not be able to do so, and should be aware this limitation exists before relying on the platform....

Both the sender and recipient must have enrolled Zelle accounts for transactions to go through; payment requests can only be sent to enrolled Zelle users....

Why it matters: If a recipient has not enrolled with Zelle, the transaction cannot be completed, which may cause delays or failed payments that consumers may not anticipate....

Zelle, its related marks, and the color purple are registered trademarks owned by Early Warning Services, LLC, which is the parent company behind the Zelle service....

Why it matters: This clarifies that Zelle is a product of Early Warning Services, LLC — a company co-owned by major US banks — which is important context for understanding who ultimately controls the service and its data practices....

Users have the right to access, correct, delete, or export their personal data held by GitHub, and can exercise these rights through account settings or by contacting GitHub's privacy team....

Why it matters: These rights give you meaningful control over your personal information and allow you to request removal of your data from GitHub's systems....

GitHub collects payment information when you purchase paid services, which is processed by third-party payment processors and may be stored for billing and fraud prevention purposes....

Why it matters: Your financial data is handled by external processors, meaning you should understand who has access to your payment details and how they are protected....

Your personal data may be transferred to and stored on servers in other countries, including places where data protection laws may be weaker than in your home country....

Why it matters: If you are outside the US, your data could be transferred to the US or other jurisdictions where your local privacy laws may not apply, potentially reducing your legal protections....

Midjourney keeps your personal data for as long as needed to provide services, comply with legal obligations, resolve disputes, and enforce its agreements, without specifying exact retention periods....

Why it matters: The absence of specific retention timeframes means Midjourney could retain your data for extended periods, limiting your ability to predict when your information will be deleted....

Midjourney may update this privacy policy at any time and will notify you by email or a prominent notice on the service, but your continued use of the service constitutes acceptance of changes....

Why it matters: If you miss a notification, your continued use of Midjourney will be treated as consent to potentially significant changes in how your data is handled....

Max provides its Terms of Use in the local language of each supported country, not just in English....

Why it matters: Providing terms in local languages ensures consumers can understand their rights and obligations, which is often a legal requirement in many jurisdictions....

The Terms of Use are organized by geographic region (North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa), and users must navigate to their region to find applicable terms....

Why it matters: Users who are unaware of this structure may not read the terms actually applicable to them, potentially missing important rights or obligations specific to their jurisdiction....

Strava provides users with rights to access, correct, delete, and export their personal data, with additional rights for EU, UK, and certain US state residents such as the right to object to processing....

Why it matters: These rights are legally enforceable and allow you to obtain a copy of all data Strava holds about you, request corrections, or have your data deleted, giving you meaningful control over your information....

You have the right to access, correct, delete, restrict, or port your personal data, and to object to or opt out of certain processing activities including automated decision-making and advertising data sharing....

Why it matters: Salesforce provides a comprehensive set of privacy rights that give you meaningful control over your personal data, including the ability to delete your data or opt out of having it shared for advertising....

Salesforce has certified compliance with the EU-U.S., Swiss-U.S., and UK Extension to the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Frameworks, committing to specific data protection standards for data transferred from those regions to the US....

Why it matters: This certification provides EU, Swiss, and UK users with a recognized legal mechanism for their data transfers to the US, and gives them access to binding arbitration and US FTC enforcement if Salesforce violates its commitments....

Salesforce collects and uses your personal data to send you marketing communications, including emails and other outreach about its products and events....

Why it matters: You may receive marketing from Salesforce based on data collected during website visits, event registrations, or other interactions, and should be aware of how to unsubscribe....

If Salesforce cannot resolve your privacy complaint to your satisfaction, you can contact their U.S.-based third-party dispute resolution provider (TRUSTe/TrustArc) for free....

Why it matters: This provides an independent, cost-free escalation path for privacy complaints that Salesforce has not adequately addressed, before resorting to regulatory bodies....

Target states that it recognizes the Global Privacy Control browser signal as a valid opt-out request for the sale and sharing of personal information under applicable state laws....

Why it matters: This is a positive consumer protection — if you enable GPC in your browser, Target is obligated under California law to automatically honor your opt-out preference without requiring you to fill out a separate form....

The page discloses Disney+ Thailand subscription prices: Standard plan at THB 199/month or THB 1,590/year, and Premium plan at THB 289/month or THB 2,290/year....

Why it matters: Consumers should be aware of the pricing tiers before subscribing, as annual plans represent a significant upfront commitment....