Third Party Index

Discourse

discourse.org

Transparency

Strong

Breakdown
Subprocessor list30 / 30
Processing locationspartial0 / 8
Purposes7 / 7
Data processing addendum12 / 12
Trust centernot found0 / 8
Privacy policy6 / 6
security.txtnot found0 / 6
Security page5 / 5
Status page5 / 5
Vulnerability disclosurenot found0 / 5
Pages still reachable8 / 8
Total73 / 100

Only documents we can retrieve count: a page behind a login or a broken link scores nothing.

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Discourse transparency rating

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Subprocessors

6 third parties. CSV · Atom

NamePurposeLocationListed since
Amazon for enterprise forums hosted on AWS:; for forums hosted in any of our data centers:; provides cloud servers and services for hosting and backup; distributes content, like images and website files, so that users can download them quickly from servers close to where they are; stores site backups and user-uploaded files; stores and distributes content, like images and website files, so that users can download them quickly from servers close to where they are
Apple for users of the DiscourseHub iOS app:; sends push notifications
Automattic for forums using our anti-spam plugin:; identifies spam forum posts; provides user avatars for forum members
Equinix colocates servers hosting forums; for forums hosted in our Seattle, Toronto, and Dublin data centers:
Google for users of the DiscourseHub Android app:; sends push notifications
KeyCDN hosts impersonal generic avatars (e.g. the letter "A" on a red background) and common emoji, so that users can download them quickly from servers close to where they are

Listed as a subprocessor by (5)

Purposes as each company states them.

Changes

None since tracking began.