Comment on Our Channel Could Be Deleted - Gamers Nexus

• AmbitiousProcess@piefed.social ⁨2⁩ ⁨days⁩ ago

  Just checked the contributor's page, the crawled privacy policy being referenced is stated to be 4 months out of date, but the policy on Nebula's website hasn't been changed since Aug 31 2023, so I think TOSDR might be a little bugged, and just doesn't have all the current policy's points available for contributors to tag. The current privacy policy is much more lengthy to cover local state privacy regulations, the scope of what they now offer, etc.

  Still, it's all pretty boilerplate, and nothing about it is really out of the ordinary or super harmful. Extremely basic attribution might be used if you click onto Nebula from an ad, and they might share a non-identifying hashed ID with that company. They'll collect aggregate statistics to determine the impact of marketing campaigns, they sometimes email you, they collect data on your device that most webservers would by default in logs. All very standard.

  If they update any part of the policy about how they collect/use/share your data, they'll notify you,

  They even explicitly say to not provide them with info on your race/politics/religion/health/biometrics/genetics/criminality or union membership. You are given an explicit right to delete your account regardless of local privacy laws, and they give you a single email to contact specifically regarding any requests related to the privacy policy.

  None of this is crazy, and I have no clue why artyom would call it a "shithole" based on that.

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• Chozo@fedia.io ⁨3⁩ ⁨days⁩ ago

  I feel like this site needs more attention.

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