Last I checked, privacy.com uses Plaid, too. When privacy.com had asked me to use Plaid to add a payment method, Plaid's privacy policy talked of gathering tran

Last I checked, privacy.com uses Plaid, too. When privacy.com had asked me to use Plaid to add a payment method, Plaid's privacy policy talked of gathering transaction information and using it for advertising among other things. I think Plaid's stance was that if the host service (the one asking you to use Plaid) wanted to be invasive then it's up to them, or if this host would be upstanding and maintain your privacy, that could happen, too. It was up to the customer to check their policies. But this limitation was not spelled out nor promised that I could see. Their policy may have changed since then.