Introduction 

The Fox News Privacy Policy outlines how Fox News Network, LLC collects, uses, and discloses information from its users. This policy covers information gathered through various platforms, including websites, mobile sites, applications, and widgets.

It applies to all users, whether registered or not, and encompasses both personal and non-personal information. Additionally, the policy mentions specific sections for California residents and consumers in Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, and other states with similar privacy laws, ensuring compliance with regional regulations.

Fox News’s Privacy Practices

Fox News's privacy practices encompass a variety of areas as outlined in its Privacy Policy. Here's a detailed breakdown:

Scope and Application:

The policy covers all users, regardless of registration or subscription status, with Fox News services. It applies to information collected through their websites, mobile sites, applications, and widgets. The policy is not targeted towards children under 13 years of age, and they do not knowingly collect personal information from them​​.

Information Collection:

• Registration Information:

This includes information provided when creating an account, posting comments, receiving newsletters, or participating in contests or sweepstakes.

• Customer Service and Feedback Information:

This includes information provided when requesting customer support or giving feedback.

• User-Uploaded Content:

This encompasses videos, audio recordings, photographs, or other material uploaded by users.

• Personal Financial and Commercial Information:

Information is provided when purchasing a product, subscribing to a service, or making payments.

• Public Information and Posts:

This includes comments or content posted on Fox News Services and accompanying information.

• Activity Information:

This includes information about user visits and interactions with Fox News Services, like IP address, browser type, device identifier, and geolocation data.

• Cookies and Other Tracking Technologies:

These technologies are used to collect and store data regarding user interactions with Fox News Services, including usage statistics and personalization data​​.

Third-Party Integration:

Fox News's services may incorporate third-party advertising networks and other services that use tracking technologies to collect similar information for delivering relevant advertisements and tracking usage statistics. Fox News does not control these technologies, and the privacy policies of the respective third parties govern their use​​.

Updated Policies:

The privacy policy has been updated as of June 30, 2023, to cover the scope and application, collection of information methods, and how Fox News and its service providers collect information from and about users, including interaction details with Fox services​​.

How to contact Fox News's Privacy Department? 

To contact the privacy department at Fox News regarding privacy concerns or inquiries, you can utilize the following methods:

• Email:

You can send an email to fnldepartment@fox.com with any questions or concerns regarding their privacy policy​​. 

• Mail:

Send a mail to:

Legal & Business Affairs, Fox News,

1211 Avenue of the Americas,

New York, NY 10036​​.

• Alternative Email Addresses:

Although not specified for privacy concerns, you may also try reaching out via comments@foxnews.com or contactus@foxnews.com, as provided on a different website, for general inquiries.

These methods allow you to communicate with Fox News and get your privacy concerns addressed. It might be helpful to specify your concerns clearly and provide any necessary details to facilitate the process.

How to delete your data from Fox News?

According to their privacy policy, you can email Fox News at fnldepartment@fox.com to make delete requests. PrivacyHawk can also help identify companies that have your personal data and makes it easy to mass delete yourself to reduce your digital footprint and reduce your risk of being targeted by scams, fraud, and identity theft. You can try it for free on the App Store today.