Reddit Privacy Policy
What data does Reddit collect and how do they use it?
Privacy Policy Overview
Reddit's privacy policy emphasizes that privacy is a right and aims to empower users to control their personal information. The policy balances transparency about Reddit being a public platform with commitments to minimal data collection, user control over personal information, and universal privacy rights for all users regardless of location.
Readability
6.5/10
Word Count
6,842
Reading Time
34 min
Complexity
7.0/10
Data Collection
Moderate
Third-Party Sharing
Yes
Overall Privacy Score
7.0
out of 10
This policy appears to have good privacy practices.
Key Points
- Reddit collects minimal identifying information by default and doesn't require real names Collection
- Reddit doesn't sell personal data to third parties, including data brokers Sharing
- Reddit uses two-factor authentication and HTTPS to protect user information Security
- Users can opt out of personalized advertising and control cookie usage Consent
- Reddit is fundamentally a public platform where most content is visible to anyone Other
- All users get privacy rights regardless of location, not just those in regions with strong privacy laws Other
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