What Flight Rising's terms say
Flight Rising's terms of service and privacy policy have 7 rated points: 0 serious, 1 bad, 3 worth knowing and 3 good. 4 apply whenever you use the site, signed in or not; 3 only once you have an account.
Whenever you use Flight Rising
Worth knowing 2
There is a date of the last update of the agreements
There is a date of the last update of the terms
Where it says this ↗Do Not Track (DNT) headers are ignored and you are tracked anyway even if you set this header
This service ignores the Do Not Track (DNT) header and tracks users anyway even if they set this header.
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Good 2
Your personal data is used for limited purposes
Where it says this ↗You can opt out of providing personal information to third parties
The service allows you to opt out of providing personal information to third parties
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If you have a Flight Rising account
Bad 1
You must provide your legal name, pseudonyms are not allowed
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Worth knowing 1
This service is only available to users over a certain age
This service is only available to users of age 13 and older.
"This Service is offered and made available only to users meeting the minimum legal age to provide their own consent to data processing, collection, and use (e.g., at least 13 years of age in the US and at least 13 to 16 years of age in the EU, depending on the country)." "By using or attempting to use the Service, you certify that you are at least the minimum age and meet any other eligibility requirements of the Service. If you are found to be under the minimum age, your account may be terminated without notice." While this rule doesn't hint on it, users who registered before reaching minimal age and continued to use the service after meeting it can also have their accounts terminated at any point, if they get exposed for it.
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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.