Bumble terms change
Privacy Policy change — October 26, 2026
The clause regarding the retention of toxic language moderation results and blocked member details has been changed, but the wording remains the same. The retention periods for various data types have not been altered.
What this means for you. Users can expect that their data retention policies regarding toxic language moderation and blocked members remain unchanged.
What actually changed
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Changed. The policy on how long Bumble keeps records of moderation results and blocked members has been reviewed, but the timeframes have not changed.
We retain details of toxic language moderation results for 90 days after account deletion, and the results of investigations for one year after account deletion/erasure, and for six years where a member was blocked.
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Changed. The retention period for details of blocked members remains at a maximum of 15 years based on the severity of harm.
We may keep details of certain blocked members for up to 15 years, depending on the seriousness of harm, to prevent them from rejoining as a member.
The wording
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Was We retain details of toxic language moderation results for 90 days after account deletion, and the results of investigations for one year after account deletion/erasure, and for six years where a member was blocked We may keep details of certain blocked members for up to 15 years, depending on the seriousness of harm, to prevent them from rejoining as a memberTo improve your experience on the App by providing feedbac…
Now We retain details of toxic language moderation results for 90 days after account deletion, and the results of investigations for one year after account deletion/erasure, and for six years where a member was blocked We may keep details of certain blocked members for up to 15 years, depending on the seriousness of harm, to prevent them from rejoining as a memberTo improve your experience on the App by providing feedbac…
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