Att Privacy Policy
What data does Att collect and how do they use it?
Privacy Policy Overview
AT&T's Privacy Notice outlines how they collect, use, and share personal information while providing users with choices to control their data. The policy emphasizes transparency about data practices and offers opt-out mechanisms for various types of data sharing and marketing activities.
Readability
6.5/10
Word Count
5,200
Reading Time
26 min
Complexity
7.0/10
Data Collection
Extensive
Third-Party Sharing
Yes
Overall Privacy Score
5.0
out of 10
This policy has some concerning privacy practices.
Key Points
- AT&T collects extensive personal information including account details, equipment information, network performance data, location data, web browsing history, and biometric information. Collection
- Information is shared with AT&T affiliates, non-AT&T companies for advertising and marketing, service providers, and entities as required by law. Sharing
- AT&T retains information as long as needed for business, tax, or legal purposes and uses technology and organizational controls to safeguard data. Security
- Users can opt out of certain data sharing and selling, request access to their data, request deletion, and correct inaccurate information. Consent
- AT&T offers two personalization programs: Personalized (opt-out) and Personalized Plus (opt-in), which use different levels of personal information for marketing and advertising. Consent
- The policy applies to interactions with AT&T products and services including internet, wireless, voice, and AT&T apps, with separate notices for Cricket and business customers outside the US. Other
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