DisonsDemain privacy policy adds inferences data, Meta joint controllership, and explicit machine-learning use across Match Group
The updated policy adds a new data category of 'observations and inferences' drawn from your content and behaviour, and lists it across most uses and sharing. It discloses joint controllership with Meta Ireland for Facebook tools, adds profile-sharing and VIP application processing, and states that Match Group companies help each other develop and implement machine learning and shared recommendation systems. Transfer wording changes to adequacy decisions and standard contractual clauses, naming the US as a country without adequacy.
Taken from you
- New 'observations and inferences' category: preferences, characteristics, predispositions and attitudes inferred from your content
- Facebook tools (Login, Pixel, SDK) used, with Meta Ireland as joint controller
- Safety-related sharing with partners now explicitly includes companies facing similar threats, and those partners may share data back with DisonsDemain.
- Affiliates may develop machine learning and recommendation systems for Match Group brands using shared data
- Legitimate-interest basis added for personalised pricing and discounts where the law allows
- Phone number now listed as basic account data; geolocation data now listed among processed categories
- Wording firmed up from 'may share' to 'share' for affiliates, the Match Group section and ad partners (now 'we publish ads' instead of 'we may publish').
Won back
- The transfers section now spells out adequacy decisions and standard contractual clauses, and names the US as a country without an adequacy decision.
- Lists refund-related data processing and profile-sharing feature explicitly, improving transparency