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Aaron Patzer
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1 year ago
in Who Owns Your Financial Data? on A VC
Mint has a similar "Bill of Rights" under our "How Mint Keeps You Safe" link: http://mint.com/safe.html
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How Mint Keeps You Safe
1. Your data is secure. Only you have access to your data on Mint.
2. Your data is always private. Your personal information is never sold to anyone.
3. Your data is yours. You can take it with you or remove it anytime you want.
4. Mint works for you. Mint's advanced software identifies personalized ways to save you money, avoid fees, and decrease financial risk.
Mint believes not only in simplifying your financial life, but in having a readable and comprehensive privacy and security policy anyone can understand.
Mint keeps your data private, and limits collection of any personally identifiable information.
* We require only a valid email address for login registration for the service. Notice that our signup page never asks for your name, address, or SSN.
* Your personal information is never sold to third parties. You will not end up on someone else’s email list.
* You can delete your account at any time.
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How Mint Keeps You Safe
1. Your data is secure. Only you have access to your data on Mint.
2. Your data is always private. Your personal information is never sold to anyone.
3. Your data is yours. You can take it with you or remove it anytime you want.
4. Mint works for you. Mint's advanced software identifies personalized ways to save you money, avoid fees, and decrease financial risk.
Mint believes not only in simplifying your financial life, but in having a readable and comprehensive privacy and security policy anyone can understand.
Mint keeps your data private, and limits collection of any personally identifiable information.
* We require only a valid email address for login registration for the service. Notice that our signup page never asks for your name, address, or SSN.
* Your personal information is never sold to third parties. You will not end up on someone else’s email list.
* You can delete your account at any time.
2 replies
druce
a start... but for every mission statement that says 'only you have access to your data', somewhere there are a bunch of sysadmins laughing their you-know-whats off...
But thanks for clearing that up - I'm so relieved that you aren't asking for my SSN! just usernames and passwords to all my online financial institutions...
But thanks for clearing that up - I'm so relieved that you aren't asking for my SSN! just usernames and passwords to all my online financial institutions...
Thanks for participating in the conversation. I believe that Mint will delete a user’s account, but does Yodlee (data middleman that actually pulls member account data from FIs ) delete the account as well? Do you require your aggregation vendor to adhere to the same standards that Mint promises?