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mparticle.weather.com

classified as analytics · 2

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Anthropic Claude — analytics

The host is a subdomain of the app publisher's own domain (weather.com, The Weather Company), but the 'mparticle' label strongly suggests a first-party-delegated endpoint for the mParticle customer data platform, an SDK used for event collection and routing — so I classify it as analytics/CDP rather than pure first-party, while noting I cannot verify the actual DNS delegation or operator from the data given. Either way, the app's label declares collecting and sharing user IDs, device IDs, app interactions, and precise location, which covers the data flow such an endpoint would imply.

OpenAI — analytics

The mparticle subdomain strongly suggests mParticle, a customer-data and analytics platform, but ownership is not provided. The app's label declares broad collection and sharing including identifiers, interactions, diagnostics, and location, so this contact is not clearly undisclosed.

Google Gemini — analytics

The domain mparticle.weather.com is a first-party subdomain of weather.com hosting mParticle's customer data platform for analytics and data routing. The app explicitly declares collecting and sharing user identifiers, interactions, and diagnostic data, covering this data flow.

Apps measured contacting this domain

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The Weather Channel4382026-07-28 → 2026-07-29

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