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Mailjet has access to the subject and content of the emails you send, as well as the email contacts, when you use their services. The company may also receive your personal data from third parties and uses automated means like cookies and web beacons to collect information about your website visits and interactions.
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Risk Flags
Not clearly stated
Clauses that describe a potential for material, hard-to-reverse harm to the user. This includes money they cannot easily recover, lasting privacy exposure, loss of account access, weakened dispute rights, or broad ownership/control of user content.
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Not clearly stated
No cited risk flags — wording is unclear
There are no clear statements that meet the criteria for "Risk Flags".
Data Use & Sharing
3 findings
Clauses that describe how the company collects, uses, and shares your data beyond what is strictly necessary to provide the core service, including for marketing, advertising, or transfer to third parties. Also includes how users can control or limit these activities.
Not clearly stated: The document does not clearly state if user data is sold, beyond what is already surfaced in findings. It also doesn't specify if data is shared with third parties for their independent marketing purposes, only for operational functions and integrated solutions.
medium95% confidence
Access to email content and contacts for services
The service has access to the subject and content of emails you send, as well as the email contacts you send to, within the context of using their services.
Why it matters: The company may access the subject lines, content, and recipient lists of emails you send through their service.
In addition, and in the context of using our services, namely creating and sending emails, we have access to the information contained in the subject and content of the emails that you send out, as well as the email contacts you send to via our services.
The company may receive your personal data from third parties who believe you might be interested in their services.
Why it matters: Your personal data might be collected by the company from third parties if those parties believe you have a likely interest in their services.
We may also receive your personal data from third parties, who know about your likely interest for our services. If we receive your personal data from such third parties we will reach out to you separately to inform you that we’ve received your contact details.
Collection of data via automated means, including tracking technologies
The company automatically collects information via cookies, web beacons, and similar technologies when you visit their website, view advertisements, or read marketing newsletters, for purposes like saving login sessions, remembering preferences, tracking website use, and audience measurement.
Why it matters: The company uses automated technologies, such as cookies, to collect information about your website visits and interactions for various purposes including tracking and audience measurement.
We collect information by automated means. When you visit our website, view one of our advertisements on a third party-owned website, or read our marketing newsletters, we automatically collect information about you via cookies, web beacons and other similar technologies. These are small files associated with information that your browser or our servers will save and return as part of your use of the website and the services for purposes such as saving your login session between visits, remembering your display preferences, tracking your use of the website, and for audience measurement purposes. For more information on our use of cookies, read our cookies notice.
Clauses that describe conditions or restrictions related to canceling a subscription, account, or service, and policies related to automatic renewals.
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Not clearly stated
No cited billing terms — wording is unclear
The document does not clearly state information regarding cancellation or renewal policies.
Gotchas
Not clearly stated
Other common gotchas presented in terms of service, such as rights to change terms, limitations of liability, or disclaimers of warranty.
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Not clearly stated
No cited gotchas — wording is unclear
The document does not clearly state any common 'gotchas'.
Protections
6 findings
Explicit commitments from the company that benefit the user, such as data minimization, strong security, or user control over their data.
Not clearly stated: The document does not clearly make commitments in other areas that would be classified as explicit protections for the user.
Protection95% confidence
No targeting of underage individuals
Sinch Email platforms and services are not targeted to anyone underage, and underage individuals should not submit their personal data.
Why it helps: This commitment helps protect underage individuals by explicitly stating that the services are not for them and discouraging them from submitting personal data.
Sinch Email platforms and services are not targeted to anyone underage. If you are underage, you should not submit your personal data through Sinch Email websites or portals.
You can request that your personal data be deleted under certain circumstances, such as when the data is no longer necessary for its original purpose or if you withdraw your consent.
Why it helps: This right provides you with control over your personal data, allowing you to request its deletion, improving your privacy.
**Right to Erasure** (Right to Be Forgotten): You can request that we delete your personal data under certain circumstances, such as when the data is no longer necessary for the purposes it was collected or if you’ve withdrawn your consent.
Type of recipient Why is data shared? (Purpose), paragraph 16 · Citation strength: strong
Protection90% confidence
Right to Object to Processing
You can object to the processing of your personal data for specific purposes where the lawful basis is 'Legitimate interests', and the company will either stop processing or provide compelling legitimate grounds.
Why it helps: This right allows you to challenge the processing of your data based on legitimate interests, giving you more control over your information.
**Right to Object:** You can object to the processing of your personal data for specific purposes – those listed in the table of processing activities above where the lawful basis is listed as ‘Legitimate interests’. We will then either stop processing the data or demonstrate compelling legitimate grounds for the processing.
Type of recipient Why is data shared? (Purpose), paragraph 16 · Citation strength: strong
Protection95% confidence
Right to Withdraw Consent
If processing is based on your consent, you have the right to withdraw that consent at any time, without affecting the lawfulness of processing before the withdrawal.
Why it helps: This gives you full control over data processing activities that depend on your consent, allowing you to stop such processing whenever you choose.
**Right to Withdraw Consent**: If processing is based on your consent, you have the right to withdraw your consent at any time without affecting the lawfulness of processing based on that consent before you withdrew it.
Type of recipient Why is data shared? (Purpose), paragraph 16 · Citation strength: strong
Protection95% confidence
Right of Choice for New Data Uses
Before personal data is used for any new purpose that is materially distinct from what it was originally collected or authorized for, Sinch Email will provide you the opportunity to choose whether to have your personal data used in that way.
Why it helps: This ensures you have a say in how your data is used for new, distinct purposes, providing greater control and preventing unexpected uses.
Right of Choice: Before personal data covered by this Privacy Notice is used for any new purpose that is materially distinct from that for which the personal data was originally collected or subsequently authorized, Sinch Email will provide you the opportunity to choose whether to have your personal data used in that way.
Type of recipient Why is data shared? (Purpose), paragraph 16 · Citation strength: strong
Protection95% confidence
Non-sale of personal data and restricted third-party use for business interests
Sinch does not sell personal data and does not allow third parties to use your personal data for their own business interests without explicit consent, such as from active customers who opt-in to lead-sharing programs.
Why it helps: This policy restricts the sale of your personal data and prevents third parties from using it for their own business interests without your explicit consent, enhancing your privacy.
Sinch does not sell personal data and does not allow third parties to use your personal data for their own business interests, without explicit consent from data subjects to do so, for instance from active customers who opt-in to participate in leads-sharing programs.