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In the digital age, subscribing to newsletters has become a common practice for staying updated on various topics. However, the privacy and security of personal data collected during this process can vary greatly depending on the service provider. Here's a breakdown of the privacy policies and terms of use for some popular newsletter platforms.
Firstly, if a newsletter is managed through MailerLite, their Privacy Policy outlines that they process personal data to provide their services. Subscribers can unsubscribe from newsletters directly or contact the customer service for assistance. MailerLite retains personal data only as long as needed to provide the service or comply with legal obligations. They implement reasonable technical and organizational security measures but acknowledge that no security is foolproof. It's worth noting that the customer (newsletter owner) is responsible for securing their account and data[1].
If the newsletter is associated with Dotdash Meredith’s websites, their privacy terms include sharing hashed email addresses and device/browser information with LiveRamp for interest-based advertising and analytics. Users have rights under state privacy laws to opt out of data sales, targeted ads, and sharing. Opting out does not eliminate all ads but limits interest-based targeting[2].
For newsletters linked to Penske Media Corporation (PMC), their Terms of Use allow PMC to use user-submitted information (including emails) for editorial content, marketing, and advertising. They also engage in data analysis and cross-device tracking to customize content and deliver targeted advertising. They send newsletters and promotional emails about their products and partner offers[3].
Lastly, consentmo.com’s privacy policy states that when their app is used on a newsletter or website, email addresses can be used to send marketing communications, with an option to unsubscribe. Essential transactional emails cannot be unsubscribed from. They log interactions with cookie consent bars including customer IDs, emails, masked IPs, and timestamps to comply with privacy laws[4].
In summary, the exact terms depend on the newsletter provider or platform. Common elements include user consent for data collection, use for marketing and editorial purposes, options to unsubscribe, and data security measures. For precise terms, one should visit the specific privacy policy and terms of use pages linked to the newsletter service used.
It's also essential to note that the site is protected by reCAPTCHA, a service provided by Google, and the Google terms of service apply to the site. Users can sign up for the newsletter on the newsletter page, providing them with the latest updates in their inbox. As always, it's crucial to read and understand the terms and conditions before agreeing to any service to ensure a safe and enjoyable digital experience.
[1] - https://www.mailerlite.com/legal/privacy-policy [2] - https://www.meredith.com/privacy/ [3] - https://www.penskebusinessmedia.com/terms-of-use/ [4] - https://consentmo.com/privacy-policy/
- MailerLite privacy policy reveals that they process personal data to deliver their services, allowing subscribers to unsubscribe or contact customer service for assistance, while retaining data only for necessary purposes and ensuring reasonable security measures.
- Dotdash Meredith collects hashed email addresses and device/browser information for interest-based advertising and analytics, offering users the option to opt out of data sales, targeted ads, and sharing according to state privacy laws.
- Penske Media Corporation Terms of Use specify that user-submitted information can be used for editorial content, marketing, and advertising, with data analysis and cross-device tracking for customized content and targeted advertising, while sending newsletters and promotional emails about their products and partner offers.
