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The League app poses several risks regarding user data. Information posted on the app can become publicly viewable, even to non-users, and may be shared by other users outside the app. Even if you delete your account, any information previously shared, copied, or stored by others may remain accessible. For users whose accounts are terminated or deleted due to policy breaches, the company may retain information to prevent them from creating new accounts, including for unsafe behavior or security incidents (risk_flags-3). Furthermore, the company acknowledges that no internet transmission is 100% secure and cannot guarantee protection against unauthorized access or data breaches. Third-party marketing partners may also use collected data for their own purposes, potentially combining it with other data they possess (risk_flags-5). The company may infer personal details, such as salary, from the information it collects (gotchas-1), and data may be processed in the United States or other countries where privacy laws might offer less protection (gotchas-2). If you disconnect the app from your social media accounts or unlink them, information already pulled from those platforms will remain unless you fully delete your account (data_use-1, data_use-2). The service will collect information you provide for surveys, testimonials, or marketing campaigns and may receive additional personal data when you use third-party accounts to sign in or link your profile.
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Risk Flags
2 findings
Critical issues that may uniquely or significantly impact users. These are often buried in dense legal prose.
high95% confidence
Retention of Data for Banned Users
To prevent abuse after account termination or deletion, the service may retain information deemed necessary to stop a user from opening a new account in breach of their Terms of Service.
Why it matters: If your account is terminated or deleted, the service may keep certain information about you to prevent you from creating a new account if you were banned for unsafe behavior or security incidents.
To prevent abuse and/or misuse of The League by a User following termination or deletion of a profile/Account we shall retain such information as we deem in our sole discretion may be necessary to ensure that User does not open a new account and profile in breach of our Terms of Service and to ensure compliance with all laws and regulations.
DATA RETENTION AND DELETION, paragraph 8 · Citation strength: strong
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Third-Party Data Use for Own Purposes
Third-party marketing services providers may use collected data for their own purposes, such as aggregating user data with other data they hold to inform advertising-related services for other clients.
Why it matters: Third-party companies that help with advertising may use your data for their own business purposes, potentially combining it with other data they have and using it to serve ads to other clients.
In some cases, these third parties will also use the data that they collect for their own purposes, for example, they may aggregate your data with other data they hold and use this to inform advertising-related services provided to other clients.
Sharing your personal information with Marketing Services Providers, paragraph 13 · Citation strength: strong
Data Use
1 finding
Challenges and limitations around data handling, storage, and sharing practices.
medium95% confidence
Retention of Registration Information After App Removal
If you remove the app from Facebook settings or Apple ID, the service will no longer access new data, but will still retain personal information received when the account was first set up, unless the account is entirely deleted.
Why it matters: Removing the app's permissions from Facebook or Apple ID stops further data collection, but the company will still keep the personal information it already collected unless you completely delete your account.
If you remove The League app from your Facebook settings, or from your Apple ID, we will no longer have access to this data. However, we will still have the personal information that we received when you first set up your account using your Facebook or Apple ID (you must delete your Account entirely for us to no longer have access to this data).
LINKING OTHER ACCOUNTS TO THE LEAGUE, paragraph 5 · Citation strength: strong
Cancellation and Renewal
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Details on how subscriptions or services renew, and how to cancel them. This section also covers refund eligibility.
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Gotchas
2 findings
Potentially overlooked clauses that could surprise users or create unexpected obligations.
medium95% confidence
Inferred Information from Collected Data
The service may infer certain information about you, such as your salary, based on the information it collects.
Why it matters: The service may use the information it gathers about you to infer additional details, such as your salary.
We may infer certain information about you (such as your salary) based on the information we collect.
Data Processing in the United States and Other Locations
The company is headquartered in the United States and may use service providers in other countries, leading to personal information being processed in the US or transferred to locations with less protective privacy laws.
Why it matters: Your personal information may be processed in the United States or other countries, where privacy laws might not offer the same level of protection as your home country.
The League is headquartered in the United States and may use service providers that operate in other countries. Your personal information may therefore be processed in the United States or transferred to other locations where privacy laws may not be as protective as those in your state, province, or country.
DATA PROCESSING IN THE UNITED STATES, paragraph 1 · Citation strength: strong
Protections
1 finding
Commitments and features designed to protect user rights and privacy.
Protection90% confidence
Explicit Consent for Sensitive Information
When users voluntarily provide sensitive information in their profile, such as sexual preferences, they are explicitly consenting to its processing and public display to other users.
Why it helps: This ensures that sensitive personal data is only processed and made public with the explicit consent of the user, giving them control over what they share.
When you do upload and choose to tell us sensitive information about yourself in your profile, you are explicitly consenting to our processing of this information and making it public to other Users.
Sharing your personal information with Marketing Services Providers, paragraph 19 · Citation strength: strong
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