"TrueTerms has a low overall risk score of 25, primarily due to minimal data collection and no third-party sharing. However, the retention policy could be clearer, and users have control over their data through account deletion."
trueterms Privacy Concerns & Scorecard
Data retention policy is somewhat vague, as it states that generated summaries are retained only as long as the account is active.
Users can delete individual insights or their entire account, but the retention of data until account deletion poses a risk.
TrueTerms collects basic data types such as email headers and metadata, which are relatively low-risk.
TrueTerms does not share user data with third parties except in limited circumstances, indicating a low risk of data exposure.
There is no mention of advertising tracking practices, suggesting a minimal risk in this area.
No recommended actions at this time.
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Why We Analyzed trueterms
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.