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Privacy Policy

A privacy policy isn’t just legal boilerplate — it defines how your data is used.

Privacy policies contain the actual rights you have over your data, how it’s shared, and how long it’s kept. Most users never read them. BrieflyGo surfaces the provisions that directly affect your privacy so you can make an informed decision about sharing your data.

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What the report finds

1Categories of personal data collected

2Legal basis for processing (GDPR)

3Third-party sharing and data broker disclosure

4Data retention periods

5User rights (access, deletion, portability)

6International data transfer mechanisms

7Cookie and tracking disclosure

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Risks that can be hidden in this document

Broad third-party sharing

"We may share with business partners" can mean selling your data to hundreds of advertisers.

Indefinite retention

No stated retention period means data kept forever — even after account deletion.

Weak deletion rights

Right to delete may not cover backup copies, aggregated data, or legally retained records.

Targeted advertising consent

Vague consent to "personalised experience" can cover extensive behavioural profiling.

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What you gain after scanning

✓Understand exactly what data is collected about you

✓Know your deletion and opt-out rights before signing up

✓Identify services selling your data to third parties

✓Make informed privacy decisions for your business or personal data

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