Blog.meetup.com Website Review

As a platform that brings people together to do what matters most to them, Meetup is entrusted with a lot of data, including the content Like most online service providers, occasionally we receive orders or requests impacting our members, such as government requests for We value our members’ trust and we take our legal obligations seriously. We have developed procedures to ensure that we handle these requests and orders fairly and with proper consideration for member privacy. We have chosen to publish this Transparency Report to give our members, as well as the broader public, visibility into how Meetup With rising levels of civic participation and public concern about challenges to democratic ideals, we hope that this transparency report will serve to strengthen our members’ trust, and provide everyone with useful information about this important topic. Click here to read Meetup’s Inaugural Transparency Report, which includes information about the data requests and IP claims that we As we make some changes to build a better Meetup and bring more people together around the world, we need to update our Terms of Service While you should read Meetup’s updated Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and related policies in the Policy Center, below is a summary To continue using our services, you must agree to our updated Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy. If you want to provide feedback on our updated terms or policies, you can contact us at [email protected]. For almost 15 years, Meetup has served as an organizing platform for a wide range of political parties and movements, welcoming everyone from the Howard Deaniacs to the Tea Party. “We’re vital plumbing for democracy,” we always said. Before today, our company had never taken a partisan stance. It’s not a decision we take lightly. But after Donald Trump’s order to block people on the basis of nationality and religion, a line had been crossed. At a time when core democratic ideals felt under attack, we looked at our members’ response, and were inspired by Meetups like SF Resist