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As do our 1723 partners

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The problem

The Guardian lists 133 third party vendors that they use for everything from displaying ads and personalising content, to ensuring the security of their website.

This may seem like a large number but it’s probably one that they could plausibly defend and one that certainly pales in comparison to thetimes.com’s 493 and mirror.co.uk’s 1,715 partners (at the time of writing).


The solution

MyTerms agreements mandate transparency, data minimisation and purpose limitation. Thus, ethical services that have a young audience would really benefit from standardising via MyTerms. Imagine not having to wrestle through vast terms of service and privacy policies just to try to understand what is happening under the hood of the app or site - far less be able to do anything about it.


If you would like to find out more, arrange a Proof of Concept (PoC) or discovery session for your business then please contact us.

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