Explore the tradeoffs, protections, and exact words behind each report.
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→ E-commerce
Amazon is an online store where consumers can browse and buy products, alongside related digital and device services.
amazon.com ↗ · 11 findings
!ConcernAmazon says it uses personal information to develop generative AI
!ConcernPosting content gives Amazon a lasting reuse license
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D
→ Browsers & Privacy
DuckDuckGo offers a web search engine along with apps and browser extensions for browsing websites, reading email, and using other apps.
duckduckgo.com ↗ · 12 findings
✓BenefitDuckDuckGo says it does not save history linked to you
↔TradeoffDuck.ai sends prompts to model providers under use limits
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N
→ Streaming
Streams entertainment content over the internet to connected TVs, computers, and other supported devices.
help.netflix.com ↗ · 11 findings
!ConcernNetflix may monitor and record chat in some games
!ConcernPaid subscription payments are generally nonrefundable
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S
→ AI & Dev
Stability AI offers generative tools such as Brand Studio, Stable Audio, and Stable Assistant for creating content from user prompts.
stability.ai ↗ · 11 findings
↔TradeoffYour prompts and outputs may be used to train Stability models
!ConcernStability may end access without notice and delete account data
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E
→ E-commerce
An online marketplace where shoppers browse and buy unique goods made, designed, handpicked, or sourced by creative sellers.
etsy.com ↗ · 8 findings
!ConcernEtsy publicly displays some shopping activity and reviews
!ConcernPosting content grants Etsy a lasting license for broad uses
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H
→ AI & Dev
A platform for building, benchmarking, sharing, versioning, and deploying machine-learning models, datasets, and applications.
huggingface.co ↗ · 12 findings
↔TradeoffPrivate repositories limit access, with stated exceptions
!ConcernThe terms reserve broad power to suspend or end access
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P
→ Streaming
A personalized streaming service for watching video and other content through Peacock websites and applications.
peacocktv.com ↗ · 12 findings
!ConcernA paid trial may convert without a separate reminder
!ConcernThe terms generally exclude prorated subscription refunds
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S
→ Productivity
Slack is a workplace productivity platform for team messaging and sharing files through web browsers and desktop or mobile apps.
slack.com ↗ · 8 findings
↔TradeoffTeam posts are private by default, but admins may access them
!ConcernIf you join a workspace, its Customer owns what you submit
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S
→ Health & Wellness
A fitness platform for recording GPS-based activities, analyzing performance, and connecting with others through shared activity.
strava.com ↗ · 12 findings
!ConcernYour profile and activities are public by default for adults
!ConcernStrava can use your content in ads; some rights last after deletion
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C
→ AI & Dev
Cursor is an AI-assisted coding platform that helps users write software by generating code suggestions from their inputs.
cursor.com ↗ · 13 findings
?UnclearThe training limit leaves unclear what reporting content permits
!ConcernCursor may suspend access without notice or end a subscription
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R
→ Gaming
Riot Games offers games, apps, websites, and related services, including games where players can earn or buy virtual goods and currency.
riotgames.com ↗ · 13 findings
!ConcernAccount termination can cut off access to purchases and account data
!ConcernThe terms require most U.S. claims to go to individual arbitration
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S
→ Gaming
Steam is an online gaming service for accessing games, software, in-game content, and other digital subscriptions.
store.steampowered.com ↗ · 12 findings
✓BenefitValve says it does not sell personal data
!ConcernIf you upload content, Valve receives a broad, lasting license
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2
→ Health & Wellness
23andMe analyzes submitted samples and provides genetic information for consumers’ informational and educational use.
23andme.org ↗ · 10 findings
!ConcernPosts get a broad, lasting license, though you keep your rights
!ConcernThe terms allow access to be ended or restricted broadly
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M
→ Other
Mozilla Accounts provide one login for accessing Mozilla services across devices, including connected features such as Sync.
mozilla.org ↗ · 12 findings
✓BenefitOptional Firefox Sync is end-to-end encrypted
!ConcernThe terms let Mozilla suspend or end account access at any time
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H
→ Health & Wellness
Headspace offers meditation and mindfulness content for stress, sleep, focus and movement, plus coaching, therapy and psychiatry.
headspace.com ↗ · 11 findings
↔TradeoffHeadspace collects health details you provide when you use it
↔TradeoffHeadspace may share limited data for targeted ads
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P
→ Publishing & Creator
A platform where fans connect with creators, subscribe to memberships, and buy creator offerings.
patreon.com ↗ · 9 findings
↔TradeoffPatreon collects message contents and related activity
!ConcernCommunity interactions can remain visible or become public
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M
→ Publishing & Creator
Medium is a platform where people publish stories and posts, and read writing shared by other users.
policy.medium.com ↗ · 11 findings
!ConcernVendors may review your content and messages for AI work
!ConcernMedium may suspend or terminate your access without notice
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G
→ Travel & Food
A marketplace where diners order food from local merchants for delivery through independent delivery service providers.
grubhub.com ↗ · 10 findings
!ConcernGrubhub may share order and browsing data for ads
!ConcernOrder payments are final unless Grubhub chooses otherwise
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