What Dashlane's terms say
Dashlane's terms of service and privacy policy have 13 rated points: 0 serious, 2 bad, 6 worth knowing and 5 good. 8 apply whenever you use the site, signed in or not; 5 only once you have an account.
Whenever you use Dashlane
Bad 2
You are forced into binding arbitration in case of disputes
This service forces users into binding arbitration in the case of disputes
The Terms of Service state, "Subject to Section 10(f<em>), </em>any dispute arising out of these Terms, the Privacy Policy, or the Services will be resolved exclusively on an individual basis by binding and confidential arbitration conducted in the English language." Note that you can opt out: "Opt Out. You may opt out of the provisions of this Arbitration Agreement requiring and governing arbitration by sending written notice to [email protected] or via mail to Dashlane, Inc. 156 Fifth Ave., Ste. 504 New York, NY 10010, within thirty (30) days after accepting these Terms."
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Worth knowing 2
There is a date of the last update of the agreements
Where it says this ↗The terms may be changed at any time, but you will receive notification of the changes
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Good 4
The service claims to be LGPD compliant for Brazilian users
Where it says this ↗The service claims to be GDPR compliant for European users
Where it says this ↗The service claims to be CCPA compliant for California users
Where it says this ↗This service claims that your personal data is not being sold
Your personal data is not sold
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If you have a Dashlane account
Worth knowing 4
You authorise the service to charge a credit card supplied on re-occurring basis
Where it says this ↗You are responsible for maintaining the security of your account and for the activities on your account
Where it says this ↗Your content can be deleted if you violate the terms
Where it says this ↗This service is only available to users over a certain age
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Good 1
You have the right to leave this service at any time
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The documents
Ratings by ToS;DR volunteers; they can lag behind the current terms. Not legal advice.