Bumble terms change
Privacy Policy change — October 21, 2026
The wording regarding location information collection has been changed, but the text appears to be identical in both versions. The retention period for location information remains at 6 years.
What this means for you. Users should not notice any practical changes regarding how their location information is handled.
What actually changed
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Changed. The policy still states that Bumble collects location information from users' devices.
We get location information from the device you use to access the Bumble social networking service.
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Changed. The retention period for location information remains unchanged at 6 years.
The information is retained for 6 years after…
The wording
Exact excerpts from the last snapshot compared with the new one.
Was We get location information from the device you use to access the Bumble social networking service.Contractual necessity to connect you.Badoo only Show ‘nearby’ locations to other membersGeocoordinates from the device of the member only shown as ‘nearby’ to other membersWe get location information from the device you use to access BadooContractual necessity to connect you The information is retained for 6 years after…
Now We get location information from the device you use to access the Bumble social networking service.Contractual necessity to connect you.Badoo only Show ‘nearby’ locations to other membersGeocoordinates from the device of the member only shown as ‘nearby’ to other membersWe get location information from the device you use to access BadooContractual necessity to connect you The information is retained for 6 years after…
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