"Oracle's privacy practices present a 68/100 risk profile comparable to Google/Microsoft, driven by extensive collection of sensitive data including call recordings and behavioral tracking, broad third-party sharing including data sale to unspecified parties and advertising networks, and cross-site behavioral tracking across devices. Retention periods of up to 20 years for opt-out preferences and reliance on legitimate interest basis without explicit consent further elevate risk. While opt-out mechanisms exist for cookies, targeted ads, and data sales, the default collection posture and global sharing across 80+ countries with government disclosure create significant privacy exposure."
oracle Privacy Concerns & Scorecard
Oracle shares personal data with multiple categories of third parties including advertising networks, event partners, sponsors, distributors, resellers, and references data sale to third parties.
Oracle collects an extensive array of sensitive personal data types including financial details, payment methods, call recordings, chat transcripts, location data, device identifiers, and behavioral tracking across multiple touchpoints.
Legitimate interest basis used broadly for marketing without requiring explicit user consent; policy relies on opt-out rather than opt-in for many data uses.
Oracle employs cross-site behavioral tracking through cookies and pixel tags to recognize users across different services and devices for advertising and marketing purposes.
Opt-out preferences retained for 20+ years, call recordings and chat transcripts retained by default for 60-90 days, and facility access information retained for 1 year.
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Data Collection & Tracking
Personal Information Collected
Account creation, authentication, communication, and transactional processing
Payment processing, billing, and transaction fulfillment
Location-based services, event check-in, and facility management
Service delivery, device recognition, and cross-platform tracking
Analytics, service improvement, advertising targeting, and marketing optimization
Customer service, quality assurance, and marketing content
Professional profiling, B2B targeting, and audience segmentation
Audience targeting, personalization, and service customization
Cross-Platform Tracking
Oracle recognizes users across different Oracle services and external websites using cookies, device identifiers, and pixel tags in partnership with advertising technology providers. This cross-platform tracking enables targeting of ads and marketing messages based on your browsing behavior, pages visited, and links clicked across Oracle and non-Oracle sites.
Tracking Methods:
Cookies
First-party and third-party cookies used to recognize users, track sessions, and enable targeted advertising across Oracle and partner websites
Pixel Tags
Tracking pixels embedded on web pages and emails to monitor user interactions, page views, and advertisement engagement
Device Identifiers
Mobile device IDs and unique identifiers used to recognize users across different Oracle apps and services on the same device
Login Credentials
Oracle SSO (single sign-on) account used to link user activity across multiple Oracle services for unified tracking and personalization
AI & Data Training
oracle does not train AI on your content
Based on their public policy, your content is not used to train AI models.
How to Object
No opt-out available
This service does not currently provide a public way to opt out of AI training.
Why We Analyzed oracle
TrueTerms automatically audits privacy policies and data practices using advanced machine learning to keep you informed and protected. This scorecard is based on the latest available public terms of service and privacy policies as of 2026.