Quora Review

Per the Subscriptions Refund Policy, Quora refunds charges from the past 30 days when a technical problem on Quora's side prevents use of the subscription or when you were charged in error, back to the original payment method. Charges older than 30 days are not refunded.

Quora's help center says data comes from three sources: directly from individuals, from third parties, and automatically through the platform. Quora says it does not sell personal data such as names and contact details to third parties for their own marketing; data shared with advertisers and partners is aggregated. Users can opt out of browsing-activity collection through Pixels, opt out of personalized ads where local law allows (contextual ads still appear) and request a copy of their data at [email protected], typically delivered within 72 hours. The App Store privacy label lists contact info, search history, browsing history, identifiers, usage data and diagnostics. Google Play says the app may collect location and personal info, shares some data for advertising, encrypts data in transit and lets users request deletion. In December 2018 Quora disclosed that a malicious third party accessed one of its systems, affecting about 100 million accounts (names, emails, hashed passwords, data imported from linked networks). The current privacy policy on quora.com blocked access, so it could not be cross-checked directly.