The Free Press has not disclosed specific data categories it collects, based on its official App Store privacy label.
Extracted automatically from the developer's own privacy policy text -- not independently verified by Nomatra.
“Substack, the content platform that administers and manages user access and subscriptions, may collect your name, contact information or billing or payment information.”
“Analytics providers, namely Google Tag Manager and Mixpanel, to tell us how the Services and our content are performing”
“Analytics providers, namely Google Tag Manager and Mixpanel, to tell us how the Services and our content are performing”
“Various hosting services and data processors to provide the infrastructure of the Services, such as Sentry and Cloudflare”
“Various hosting services and data processors to provide the infrastructure of the Services, such as Sentry and Cloudflare, which ensures that traffic is from real people, not computers. Among other data, they may receive your IP address.”
“For example, YouTube controls the embedded player containing a YouTube video. If you interact with the YouTube video, YouTube decides the data it will require before YouTube will serve its video to you.”
“the Services may embed outside content like YouTube videos and X posts”
“YouTube’s container may pull Google identifiers and data about you from cookies placed on your device by other web activity”
“if you are presented with the opportunity to subscribe to TFP through another platform like the Apple App Store or Google Play, your subscription will be administered and controlled by that provider, and we may receive some of it from the provider who controls it”
“if you are presented with the opportunity to subscribe to TFP through another platform like the Apple App Store or Google Play, your subscription will be administered and controlled by that provider, and we may receive some of it from the provider who controls it”