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Privacy policy

Aetna

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Score78.0
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Policy typePrivacy policy
Concern findings6
Protections3
Source supportStrong

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What changedMaterial language shifts detected around arbitration, class action, privacy, fee. 114 new line(s), 95 removed line(s).

Snapshot hash 5b3846ca5c5e0b534528604597fb1f2fde2a85ec6fb686732c05e820723c8e62

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Plain-English summary

The policy includes mandatory arbitration, jury trial waiver, and class action waiver provisions (risk_flags-0001, risk_flags-0002, risk_flags-0003). Your information may be transferred to the United States, which might have different data protection rules (risk_flags-0004), and there's no guarantee of 100% data security.

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Risks to be aware of

2 findings

These are the most critical policy elements that may affect your rights or expose you to material harm.

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Mandatory Arbitration

This agreement includes an arbitration provision that affects your legal rights, meaning disputes will be resolved through binding individual arbitration instead of a judge or jury, with less discovery and appellate review than in court.

Mandatory arbitration

Why it matters: You waive your right to a trial by jury and agree to resolve disputes through binding individual arbitration, which has less discovery and appellate review than court proceedings.

This agreement includes an arbitration provision, a jury trial waiver, and a class action waiver that affect your legal rights. In arbitration, there is no judge or jury, and there is less discovery and appellate review than in court. Details are set forth below. Please review carefully.

Text message alert terms and conditions, paragraph 2 · Citation strength: strong

medium90% confidence

Information Transfer to the United States

By using the Services, you consent to the transfer of your information to the United States or storage of your information in the United States, which may have different data protection rules than those of your country.

Why it matters: Your personal information may be transferred to and stored in the United States, where data protection laws may differ from those in your own country, potentially offering less protection.

By using the Services, you consent to the transfer of your information to the United States or storage of your information in the United States, which may have different data protection rules than those of your country.

What this privacy statement covers, paragraph 6 · Citation strength: strong

How your data is used and shared

4 findings

Policies on collection, use, and sharing of personal information, including for marketing, analytics, and third-party purposes.

medium90% confidence

Disclosure to Affiliates and Business Partners for Marketing

Aetna may disclose your personal information to affiliated companies and partners, who may use it to send you marketing and other communications.

Why it matters: Your personal information may be shared with affiliated companies and partners, who can then send you marketing and other communications.

Affiliates and business partners : We may disclose your personal information to affiliated companies and partners, to the extent permitted by applicable law, who may use it to send you marketing and other communications.

The personal information we collect, paragraph 11 · Citation strength: strong

medium90% confidence

Use of Third-Party Advertising Companies

Aetna may use third-party advertising companies to display advertisements based on your access and use of the Services and other online services.

Why it matters: Third-party advertising companies may collect information about your online activities to show you targeted advertisements.

We may use third-party advertising companies to display advertisements regarding goods and services that may be of interest to you when you access and use the Services, based on information relating to your access to and use of the Services and other online services.

Cookies and other technologies, paragraph 6 · Citation strength: strong

low90% confidence

No Response to Do-Not-Track Signals

Aetna does not respond to browser do-not-track signals.

Why it matters: Your browser's "do-not-track" setting will not prevent Aetna or its third-party advertisers from collecting information about your online activities.

We do not respond to browser do-not-track signals.

Cookies and other technologies, paragraph 6 · Citation strength: strong

low90% confidence

Retention of Data After Mobile App Uninstall

If you uninstall the mobile application, Aetna's unique identifier associated with your install and/or device might continue to be stored, and if you re-install the application, Aetna might be able to re-associate this identifier to your previous transactions and activities.

Why it matters: Even after uninstalling the mobile app, a unique identifier might remain stored, allowing Aetna to link your past activities if you reinstall the app.

Note: If you uninstall the mobile application from your device, the Business’s unique identifier associated with your install and/or device might continue to be stored. If you re-install the application on the same device, the Business might be able to re-associate this identifier to your previous transactions and activities.

Cookies and other technologies, paragraph 16 · Citation strength: strong

Cancellation and renewal terms

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Key policies about how to stop using a service, cancel a subscription, and any auto-renewal clauses.

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No billing surprises spotted

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Other Gotchas

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Unexpected or less-common policy elements that could be harmful or problematic for users.

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Consumer Protections

3 findings

These are policy elements that are beneficial to the user and help protect their rights or data.

Protection95% confidence

Non-collection of personal information from individuals under 13

Aetna does not knowingly collect personal information online from any person it knows to be under the age of 13.

Why it helps: This protects the privacy of young children by ensuring their personal information is not knowingly collected online.

We do not knowingly collect personal information online from any person we know to be under the age of 13 and instruct users under 13 not to send us any information to or through the Services without their parents’ consent.

What this privacy statement covers, paragraph 5 · Citation strength: strong

Protection95% confidence

Ability to opt out of text alerts

You may opt out of Aetna text alerts at any time by texting 'STOP' to the provided numbers.

Why it helps: You have control over receiving text alerts and can stop them at any time.

You may opt out of Aetna text alerts at any time.

Text message alert terms and conditions, paragraph 11 · Citation strength: strong

Protection95% confidence

Right to opt out of arbitration

You have the right to opt out of arbitration by sending a personally signed, written notice within 60 days of agreeing to terms that included an arbitration agreement.

Why it helps: You retain the option to resolve disputes in a court of competent jurisdiction rather than through arbitration, if you opt out within the specified timeframe.

You have the right to opt out of arbitration by sending your personally signed, written notice of your decision to opt out to the following address: Aetna Life Insurance Company, c/o CT Corporation System, 357 E Center St. Ste 2J, Manchester, CT, 06040-4471, postmarked within 60 days of the first time you agreed to terms with Aetna that included an arbitration agreement.

Arbitration Agreement, paragraph 14 · Citation strength: strong

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