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Booking.com offers websites and apps where travelers can reserve travel products and services from providers.
booking.com ↗U.S. adult consumer · plan and state unspecified
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The privacy notice says Booking.com may use personal data to develop, train, and fine-tune AI systems for service tools and platform integrity.
If you live elsewhere in the U.S., the notice says some data may count as a sale and lets you ask to opt out of sale and targeted advertising.
They waive court, jury, and class proceedings for most disputes, subject to exceptions; you can opt out in writing within 30 days after first becoming subject.
For analytics, it may combine searches, communications, reviews, and tracking data across visits, devices, and sites—even when you are logged out; it strives to use de-identified data as much as possible.
The privacy notice says Booking.com may use personal data to develop, train, and fine-tune AI systems for service tools and platform integrity.
If you live elsewhere in the U.S., the notice says some data may count as a sale and lets you ask to opt out of sale and targeted advertising.
This finding concerns U.S. residents other than California; the notice directs California residents to a separate section.
You can ask Booking.com not to sell your personal data or use it for targeted advertising.
If you upload a photo or review, Booking.com may use it worldwide for commercial and promotional purposes indefinitely, while considering reasonable requests to stop.
This applies if you upload a photo or review to the platform.
The terms allow Booking.com to stop bookings or access when it believes there is good reason; a booking canceled this way is not refundable under the terms.
They waive court, jury, and class proceedings for most disputes, subject to exceptions; you can opt out in writing within 30 days after first becoming subject.
If you want to opt out, send written notice through the Dispute Resolution page within 30 days after first becoming subject to the arbitration agreement.
They also exclude some losses, subject to applicable law and stated exceptions for death or injury and specified misconduct.
The terms say these limits apply only as permitted by applicable law and preserve liability for negligence leading to death or personal injury, fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, gross negligence, and willful misconduct.
The provider's policy determines cancellation or no-show fees and refunds; some bookings are not freely cancellable or allow free cancellation only before a deadline.
This varies by the travel experience and provider policy shown during booking.
For covered car rentals, canceling within 48 hours can mean losing three days’ rental cost; canceling after the start or not showing up brings no refund.
This applies to car rentals covered by the cancellation terms; bookings labeled nonrefundable are excluded.
Originally analyzed . The original date marks this service’s first saved analysis, including earlier report formats. This report was generated .
This report was generated from saved policy text and checked in a second automated review. Automated interpretation can still miss or misread terms. The source documents were retrieved on Oct 20, 2026. Policies may have changed since retrieval.