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This is a fair call-out. We have actually worked pretty hard to ensure that our Privacy[1] and Cookies[2] policies are clear and easy-to-read, rather than fille
by pc 6y ago
This is a fair call-out. We have actually worked pretty hard to ensure that our Privacy[1] and Cookies[2] policies are clear and easy-to-read, rather than filled with endless boilerplate jargon. But we still did make a mistake by not have a uniquely clear document covering Stripe.js fraud prevention in particular.
[1] https://stripe.com/privacy https://stripe.com/privacy
[2] https://stripe.com/cookies-policy/legal https://stripe.com/cookies-policy/legal
- neltnerb 6y agoCould you explain in plain language how this is different or the same as what a credit card company does? My outsider understanding was that credit card companies happily sell your purchase history or at least aggregate it for marketing, in addition to using your purchase history model to predict if a purchase is fraudulent.
- varenc 6y agoStripe’s very readable privacy policy makes a clear statement on this: Stripe does not sell or rent Personal Data to marketers or unaffiliated third parties. We share your Personal Data with trusted entities, as outlined below. From that and my reading of the rest, I think the answer is clearly no. Also I doubt the data of consumer purchases on Stripe integrated websites is even that valuable to begin with. At least compared to Stripe’s margins.
- dirtydroog 6y agoOh it is, marketers would love to be able to tie you to your historic purchasing behaviour.