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The company may infer sensitive information like your salary for advertising purposes. Third-party marketing partners can combine your data with other data they hold to serve ads to other clients. The company shares user information with many Service Providers for various operational purposes and acts as a Joint Data Controller with Facebook, requiring users to contact Facebook for data protection rights regarding shared data.
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Risk Flags
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Inferred Information Used for Ads
The company may infer certain information about users, such as salary, based on collected data and this inferred information can be used to serve advertisements.
Why it matters: The company explicitly states they "may infer certain information about you (such as your salary) based on the information we collect" and use this for advertising. This means highly sensitive, inferred personal details might be used for targeted ads, potentially leading to intrusive or unwanted ad experiences based on speculative personal characteristics.
We may infer certain information about you (such as your salary) based on the information we collect.
Third-party Marketing Service Providers may aggregate user data collected by the company with their own data for advertising-related services for other clients.
Why it matters: Your data may be combined by third-party Marketing Service Providers with other data they hold and used to inform advertising services provided to other clients. This expands the reach and use of your personal information beyond the company's direct services, potentially exposing it to other businesses for generalized advertising purposes.
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 6 · Citation strength: strong
Data Use
1 finding
This section details how your information is collected, processed, and shared. It focuses on the lifecycle of your data with the service.
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Sharing Data with Many Service Providers
The company engages various trusted third parties as Service Providers to perform functions and provide services, and may share Registration Information or personal information with them only for those purposes.
Why it matters: Your Registration Information or personal information may be shared with various third-party Service Providers, including payment processors, authentication services, product improvement, market research platforms, and IT services. While stated to be for defined purposes, this involves multiple external entities handling your data, increasing potential exposure.
We engage certain trusted third parties to perform functions and provide services to us (“Service Providers”). The suppliers with which The League shares User personal information vary depending on a variety of factors, such as which of our App, Sites, and services a User engages with. For example, to provide our services to Users, we typically use the following suppliers:
**Sharing your personal information with Service Providers**, paragraph 1 · Citation strength: strong
Cancellation and Renewal
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This section examines policies related to subscription management, account cancellation, and renewal terms.
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No cited billing terms — wording is unclear
The policy appears to lack details regarding explicit cancellation and renewal procedures, including refund policies or what happens to user data upon cancellation. It only mentions that payment for premium services are processed by third-party processors.
Gotchas
1 finding
Unexpected or less-than-obvious clauses which may include one-sided terms, automatic consent, or other conditions that users might overlook.
medium85% confidence
Joint Data Controller with Facebook
The company is a Joint Data Controller with Facebook for data shared as a Marketing Service Provider (including via the Facebook "Like" function). This means users should contact Facebook to exercise their data protection rights regarding this processing.
Why it matters: When the company shares data with Facebook as a Marketing Service Provider, they are Joint Data Controllers. This means that while The League provides notice of this, you must contact Facebook directly to exercise your data protection rights concerning this shared data. This creates an extra step and potential confusion for managing your privacy and data rights.
Where we share data with Facebook as our Marketing Service Provider (including via the Facebook “Like” function), we are Joint Data Controllers with Facebook for this processing. This arrangement means that The League has to provide you with this notice, but you should contact Facebook if you wish to exercise your data protection rights. Further information, including how Facebook enables you to exercise your data protection rights and subsequently processes your information as an independent data controller can be found in [Facebook Data Policy](https://www.facebook.com/policy.php).
**Sharing your personal information with Marketing Services Providers**, paragraph 8 · Citation strength: strong
Protections
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