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Privacy Conclusion

"The overall risk score of 63 indicates a high level of data collection with some sharing practices that lack transparency. The policy collects extensive personal data and retains it for undefined periods, which raises concerns about user privacy."

Risk Score
63
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state Privacy Concerns & Scorecard

Privacy Risk Analysis
Data CollectionHIGH

The policy collects a wide range of basic data types, including personal identifiers and usage data.

Third-Party SharingMEDIUM

Data may be shared with various parties, including federal agencies, but the extent and nature of sharing are not fully transparent.

Retention & ControlMEDIUM

Data retention practices are vague, with some data preserved indefinitely as federal records.

Transparency & RightsMEDIUM

Users have limited options to manage their data, and the opt-out mechanisms are not clearly defined.

Tracking & AdsLOW

The policy indicates that third-party tracking for advertising purposes is not utilized.

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Why We Analyzed state

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.