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Brainly

Brainly sp. z o.o.

62/100

Partial disclosure · High confidence

Grade scaleA · 85–100B · 70–84C · 55–69D · 40–54F · 0–39

Explicitly promises not to train models on personal data, grants a full rights suite, and names standard contractual clauses, held back by no security, breach, or retention detail.

What the policy says

No training on personal data

Section 9 states twice that Brainly does not use your personal data for training models, and Notes audio recordings are transcribed locally on the device and are not stored or processed by Brainly. This is the most favorable training posture a policy can take.

Full data-subject rights

Section 10 grants access, correction, deletion via Preferences, portability in machine-readable form, objection, and restriction, plus an opt-out of sales and targeted advertising. Every standard right is covered.

Named transfer safeguard

Section 5 commits to requiring data recipients to sign and abide by the Standard Contractual Clauses approved by the European Commission. The international transfer indicator is met with a named mechanism.

Security and retention gaps

The policy never describes any security safeguards or breach notification process. Section 6 retains data for so long as it may be relevant to the purposes and as long as you have an account, with no fixed day-count, which leaves retention vague.

Details

Category
Productivity
Modalities
text
Processes biometrics
No
Policy last updated
2026-02-26
Region scored
Global / US-default
Assessed
2026-06-20
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Every grade scores what an app discloses about its data governance in its public privacy policy and terms, not its verified behaviour. A strong policy can hide weak practice, and a thin policy can hide good practice.

Brainly: grade C | AI App Trust & Transparency Index