Glossary
Data sale or broad sharing
Language that lets the company sell, rent, or share personal data widely with advertisers, brokers, or other third parties.
Found in 10 published policies (12 matching findings). Not legal advice.
Why it matters
Your information can spread beyond the product you signed up for, making it harder to control later use.
What to look for
“Sell,” “share for advertising,” “data brokers,” “third-party marketing,” or “unrestricted sharing.”
Examples from published reviews
Meta · Facebook · Terms of service
No Sale of Personal Data to Advertisers
Meta does not sell your personal data to advertisers and does not share information that directly identifies you without your specific permission.
Open the full reviewLyft · Lyft · Privacy policy
Lyft does not sell your personal information for money, but may share it for targeted advertising.
Lyft states they do not sell your personal information to third parties for money and do not act as a data broker. However, they may share your personal information with third parties to deliver relevant personalized ads, and some of these disclosures may be considered "sharing" or "sale" for "targeted advertising" under specific privacy laws.
Open the full reviewShopify · Shopify · Privacy policy
No sale of Personal Data
Shopify states that they do not "sell" your Personal Data as defined under US Privacy Laws.
Open the full reviewDiscord · Discord · Privacy policy
Discord states it does not sell personal information to third parties.
Discord states that it does not sell your personal information to third parties, and its business is funded through subscriptions, paid products, and sponsored content.
Open the full reviewCheck your own policy
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