Reddit (US)
Social · US
The clause
For users in states with applicable privacy laws, you may exercise your rights via your Privacy Settings. You can opt out of the sharing of your personal information with third-party partners, used to measure the effectiveness of Reddit's advertisements on other platforms by toggling the "Ads off Reddit" setting to off in your privacy preferences.
How this grade was reached
The three axes
Each is evidenced separately and may have been read on a different day. The date under each clause is the date of that clause, not of this page.
What refusing costs you
A setting, depth unverified
For users in states with applicable privacy laws, you may exercise your rights via your Privacy Settings. You can opt out of the sharing of your personal information with third-party partners, used to measure the effectiveness of Reddit's advertisements on other platforms by toggling the "Ads off Reddit" setting to off in your privacy preferences.
Who receives you
Categories only
- Third-party ad serving and measurement providers, Service providers, Third-party partners measuring Reddit's ads on other platforms
We may share information with vendors, consultants, and other service providers who need access to such information to carry out work for us.
Whether the refusal covers everything
4 gaps in what the refusal covers.
- Does not apply to data already collected
- Does not cover in-store purchases
- Does not cover profiles inferred about you
- Expires and must be renewed
You may opt out of us using information we collect from third parties, including advertising partners, to personalize the ads you see on and off Reddit.
Who receives you
Reddit (US) does not publish a count of who receives this data.
None of the recipients on file are entities this site grades yet. That is a gap in the corpus, not a finding about Reddit (US).
Right of reply
Reddit (US) has not been written to yet. When they are, the invitation and any reply will appear here — including if there is no reply.
Reuse this verdict
Writing about Reddit (US)? Embed this verdict as a card that stays current, or take the data from the API.