To cut to the crux of it, the extensive document requirements are almost certainly due exclusively to child protection requirements that are not obvious to the

To cut to the crux of it, the extensive document requirements are almost certainly due exclusively to child protection requirements that are not obvious to the rest of us as we’re not aware of the safeguards in place in the background. Cool. I’d be concerned if they weren’t taking those matters seriously. How hard is it though to make it clear: (1) how this information will be handled (2) how it will be stored/secured (3) when it will be deleted .. separately from your sharing of data terms. They almost certainly have no intention of sharing that information with marketers or sponsors - it would be quite easy to make that clear. I also think we’ll see handlers take privacy a lot more seriously now that the understanding of GDPR is trickling through these systems. Sensitive data is still treated as a juicy little bonus for marketing departments instead of the radioactive plutonium that it is.