Snap (US)
Social · US
The clause
Right to opt-out of targeted advertising. You can do this on Snapchat by adjusting your in-app advertising preferences to turn off activity-based ads as described here.
How this grade was reached
- BBase grade, from what refusing costs you. The scale.
No modifiers applied. Final grade B.
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
Right to opt-out of targeted advertising. You can do this on Snapchat by adjusting your in-app advertising preferences to turn off activity-based ads as described here.
Who receives you
Their own surfaces
- Service providers acting on Snap's behalf, Affiliates, Data hosting and storage providers
We don't sell your data and we don't share your data with third parties for cross-context behavioral advertising. To keep the lights on at Snap HQ, we do show ads. In the event any personal information is disclosed in order to show those ads, it would only be disclosed to our service provider(s) acting on our behalf.
Whether the refusal covers everything
The document does not address 4 points about what the refusal covers.
- Whether it applies to data already collected
- Whether it covers in-store purchases
- Whether it binds a device or your account
- Whether it expires
Note that your rights extend to all personal information Snap processes about you, including, to the extent required by law, personal information that we have obtained from another source and data that we may have derived from your activity.
Who receives you
Snap (US) doesn't publish a count of who receives this data.
None of the recipients on file are entities this site grades yet. That's a gap in the corpus, not a finding about Snap (US).
Right of reply
Snap (US) hasn't been written to yet. When they are, the invitation and any reply will appear here, including if there's no reply.
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Snap (US) is graded B, and a company that has earned that may say so with the verdict itself. The image links back to this page and is the live grade. If it changes, the badge changes the same day, wherever it's embedded. It's free and isn't for sale.
