In Re FACEBOOK INTERNET TRACKING LITIGATION

Filing 157

THIRD AMENDED COMPLAINT (Public Version) against All Defendants. Filed by Brian K. Lentz, Perrin Aikens Davis, Matthew J. Vickery, Cynthia D. Quinn. (Attachments: #1 Exhibit A, #2 Exhibit B, #3 Exhibit C, #4 Exhibit D, #5 Exhibit E, #6 Exhibit F, #7 Exhibit G, #8 Exhibit H, #9 Exhibit I, #10 Exhibit J, #11 Exhibit K, #12 Exhibit L, #13 Exhibit M, #14 Exhibit N, #15 Exhibit O, #16 Exhibit P, #17 Exhibit Q, #18 Exhibit R, #19 Exhibit S, #20 Exhibit T, #21 Exhibit U (redacted), #22 Exhibit V (redacted), #23 Exhibit W (redacted), #24 Exhibit X (redacted), #25 Exhibit Y (redacted), #26 Exhibit Z (redacted), #27 Exhibit AA (redacted), #28 Exhibit BB (redacted), #29 Exhibit CC (redacted), #30 Exhibit DD (redacted), #31 Exhibit EE, #32 Exhibit FF (redacted), #33 Exhibit GG (redacted), #34 Exhibit HH (redacted), #35 Exhibit II (redacted), #36 Exhibit JJ, #37 Exhibit KK, #38 Exhibit LL (redacted), #39 Exhibit MM, #40 Exhibit NN, #41 Exhibit OO, #42 Exhibit PP)(Straite, David) (Filed on 8/25/2017) Modified on 8/25/2017 (cv, COURT STAFF).

Exhibit G

Facebook

Facebook helps you connect and share with the people in your life.

Facebook's Privacy Policy.

Date of last revision: December 22, 2010.
This policy contains nine sections, and you can jump to each by selecting the links below:

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Introduction
Information We Receive
Sharing information on Facebook
Information You Share With Third Parties
How We Use Your Information

How We Share Information
How You Can Change or Remove Information
How We Protect Information
Other Terms

1. Introduction
Questions. If you have any questions or concerns about our privacy policy, contact our privacy team through this help
CA 94304.

You may also contact us by ncail at 1601 S. California Avenue, Palo Alto.

TRUSTe Program. Facebook has been awarded TRUSTe's Privacy Seal signifying that this privacy policy and practices have been reviewed by TRUSTe for compliance with

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requi'ements. If you have questions or complaints regarding our privacy policy or practices, please contact us by mail at 1601 S. California Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94304 or through this help paqe. If
you are not satisfied with our response you can contact
here.This p1-ivacy policy covers the website www.facebook.com. The TRUSTe prograiTI covers only information that is collected through
this Web site, and does not cover other information, such as information that may be collected through software downloaded from Facebook.

Safe Harbor. Facebook also complies with the EU Safe Harbor framework as set forth by the Department of Commerce regarding the collection, use, and retention of data from the European Union.
As part of our participation in the Safe Harbor, we agree to resolve all disputes you have with us in connection with our policies and practices through TRUSTe. We will also provide initial responses to
access requests within a reasonable period of time. To view our certification, visit the U.S. Department of Commerce's Safe Harbor V'lcb site.
Scope. This privacy policy covers all of Facebook. It does not, however, apply to entities that Facebook does not own or control, such as applications and websites using Platform. By using or accessing
Facebook, you agree to our privacy practices outlined here.
No information from children under age 13. If you are under age 13, please do not attenc.pt to register for Facebook or provide any personal information about yourself to us. If we learn that we
have collected personal information from a child under age 13, we will delete that information as quickly as possible. If you believe that we might have any information from a child under age 131

please contact us through this nelp paqe.
Parental participation. We strongly recommend that minors 13 years of age or older ask their parents for permission before sending any information about themselves to anyone over the Internet
and we encourage parents to teach their children about safe internet use practices. Materials to help parents talk to their children about safe internet use can be found on this 1elp ~age.
2. Information We Receive
Information you provide to us:
Information About Yourself. When you sign up for Facebook you provide us with your name, email, gender, and birth date. During the registration process we give you the opportunity to connect
with your friends, schools, and employers. You will also be able to add a picture of yourself. In some cases we may ask for additional information for security reasons or to provide specific services to
you. Once you register you can provide other information about yourself by connecting withr for exampler your current city, hometown, family, relationshipsr networksr activities, interest..:., and places.
You can also provide personal information about yourself, such as your political and religious views.
Content. One of the primary reasons people use Facebook is to share content with others. Examples include when you update your status, upload or take a photo, upload or record a video, share a
link, create an event or a group, make a corr.ment1 write something on someone's Wall, write a note, or send someone a message. If you do not want us to store metadata associated with content you
share on Facebook (such as photos), please remove the rnetadata before uploading the content.
Transactional Information. We may retain the details of transactions m payments you make on Facebook. If you do not want us to store your payment source account number, you can remove it

using your payments page.
Friend Information. We offer contact importer tools to help you upload your friends' addresses so that you can find your friends on Facebook, and invite your contacts who do not have Facebook
accounts to join. If you do not want us to store this information, visit this 1clp ~age. If you give us your password to retrieve those contacts, we will not store your password after you have uploaded
your contacts' information.

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Information we collect when you interact with Facebook:
Site activity information. We keep track of some of the actions you take on Facebook, such as adding connections (including joining a group or adding a friend), creating a photo album, sending a
gift, poking another user, indicating you "like" a post, attending an event, or connecting with an application. In some cases you are also taking an action when you provide information or content to us.
For example, if you share a video, in addition to storing the actual content you uploaded, we might log the fact that you shared it.

Access Device and Browser Information. Whe11 you access Facebook from a computer, mobile phone, or other device, we may collect infonT1ation from that device about your browser type 1
location, and IP address, as well as the pages you visit.

Cookie Information. We use "cookies" (small pieces of data we store for an extended period of time on your computer, mobile phone, or other device) to make Facebook easier to use, to make our
odvcrtising better, ond to protect both you ond Foccbook. For example, we usc them to store your login ID (but never your password) to make it easier for you to login whenever you come bock to
Farehook. We also use them to confirm that you cuP loggPd into Far:ebook, nnd to know when you are interacting with Facebook Platform aprlicatjons and websitPs, our widgets and Share buttons, and
our advertisements. You can remove or block cookies using the settings in your browser, but in some cases that may impact your ability to use Facebook.
Information we receive from third parties:

Facebook Platform. We do not own or operate the applications or vvebsites that you use through Facebook Platform (sudl as games and utilities). Whenever you connect with a Platform application
or website, we will receive information from them, including information about actions you take. In some cases, in order to personalize the process of connecting, we may receive a limited amount of
information even before you connect with the application or website.
Information from other websites. We may institute programs with advertising partners and other websites in which they share information with us:

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We rnay ask advertisers to tell us how our users responded to the ads we showed them (and for comparison purposes, how other users who didn't see the ads acted on their site). This data sharing,
commonly known as "ronversion tracking," helps us mPasure our advertising effectiveness and improve the quality of tilt::. advPrtisemPnts you sPe.
We may receive information about whPther or not you've seen or interacted with certain ads on other sites in order to measurP the effpctiveness of those ads.

If in any of these cases we receive data that we do not already have, we will "anonymize'' it within 180 days, meaning we will stop associating the information with any particular user. 1f we institute
these programs, we will only use the information in the ways we explain in the "How We Use Your Information" section below.

Information from other users. We may collect information about you from other Facebook users, such as when a friend tags you in a photo, video, or place, provides friend details, or indicates a
relationship with you.

3. Sharing information on Facebook.
This section explains how your privacy

work, and how your information is shared on Facebook. You should always consider your privacy

before sharing information on Facebook.

Name and Profile Picture. Facebook is designed to make it easy for you to find and connect with others. For this reason, your name and profile picture do not have privacy settings. If you are
uncomfortable with sharing your profile picture, you should delete it (or not add one). You can also control who can find you when searching on Facebook or on public search engines using the
Applications and Websites prlvcKy <:::eltlr1g.

Contact Information. Your contact information sPttings control (available wtlPn custorni1ing your prlvnry

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who ran contact you on Fncehook, and who can see your contact information such

as your email and phone number[s). Remember that none of this information is required except for your email address, and you do not have to share your email address with anyone.

Personal Information. Your personal information settings control who can see your personal information, such as your religious and political views, if you choose to add them. We recommend that
you share this information using the friends of friends setting.
Posts by Me. You can select a privacy setting for every post you make using the publisher on our site. Whether you are uploading a photo or posting a status update, you can control exactly who can
see it at the time you create it. Whenever you share something look for the lock icon. Clicking on the lock will bring up a rnenu that lets you choose who will be able to see your post. If you decide not

to select your setting at the time you post the content, your content will be shared consistent with your Posts by Me default privacy
(available when customizing your [Jrivacy <:>eltings).

Gender and Birth Date. In addition to name and email address, we require you to provide your gender and birth date during the registration process. We ask for your date of birth to verify that you
are 13 or older, and so that we can better limit your access to content and advertisements that are not age appropriate. Because your date of birth and gender are required, you cannot delete them.
You can, however, edit your profile to hide all [or part) of such fields from other users.
Other. Here are some other things to remember:
• Some of the content you share and the actions you take will show up on your friends' home pages and other pages they visit.
• If another user tags you in a photo or video or at a place, you can remove the tag. You can also limit who can see that you have been tagged on your profile from your privacy settings.
Even after you remove information from your profile or delete your account, copies of that information may remain viewable elsewhere to the extent it has been shared with others, it was otherwise
or it was copied or stored by other users.
distributed pursuant to your Jrivacy
You understand that information might be reshared or copied by other users.
Certain types of communications that you send to other users cannot be removed, such as messages.
When you post information on another user's profile or comment on another user's post, that information will be subject to the other user's privacy
If you use an external source to publish information to Facebook (such as a mobile application or a Connect site), you should check the privacy setting for that post, as it is set by that external

source.

"Everyone 1' Information. Information set to '\everyone" is publicly available information, just like your name, profile picture, and connections. Such information may, for example, be accessed by
evenyone on the Internet (including people not logged into Facebook), be indexed by third party search engines, and be imported, exported, distributed, and redistributed by us and others without
privacy limitations. Such information may alsc be associated with you, including your name and profile picture, even outside of Facebook, such as on public search engines and when you visit other
sites on the internet. The default privacy setting for certair1 types of information you post on Facebook is set to "everyone." You can review and change the default settings in your p~ivat"{ settings. If
you delete "everyone" content that you posted on Facebook, we will remove it from your f-acebook profile, but have no control over its use outside of f-acebook.

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Minors. We reserve the right to add spedal protections for minors (such as to provide then1 with an age-appropriate experience) and place restrictions

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the ability of adults to share and connect with

minors, recognizing this may provide minors a more limited experience on Facebook

4. Information You Share With Third Parties.
Face:book Platform. As mentioned above, we do not own or operate the applications or websites that use Facebook Platform. That means that when you use those applications and vvebsites you al-e
making your Facebook information available to someone other than Facebook. Prior to allowing them to access any information about you, we require them to agree to terms that limit their use of your
information (which you can read about in Section 9 of our Statement of Rights and Responsioilities) and we use technical measures tc ensure that they only obtain authorized information. To learn
more about Platform, visit our About Plalforrn page.

Connecting with an Application or Website. When you connect with an application or websitf' it will have ncr:Pss to General Information about you. The tPrm GPrwral Inforrnation includes your· and
your friends' names, profile pictures, gender, user IDs, connections, and any content shared using the Everyone privacy setting. We may also make information about the location of your computer or
access device and your age available to applications and websites in order to help them implement appropriate security measures and control the distribution of age-appropriate content. If the
application or website wants to access any other data, it will have to ask for your permission.
We give you tools to control how your information is shared with applications and websites that use Platform. For example, you can block all platform applications and websites completely or block
specific applications from accessing your information by visiting your Applications and Websites privacy settinq or the specific application's "About" page. You can also use your privacy
to limit
which of your information is available to ''everyone".

You should always review the policies of third party applications and websites to make sure you are comfortable with the ways in which they use information you share with them. We do not guarantee
that they will follow our rules. If you find an application or website that violates our rules, you should report the violation to us on this help page and we will take action as necessary.

When your friends use Platform. If your friend connects with an application or website, it will be able to access your name, profile picture, gender, user ID, and information you have shared with
"everyone." It will also be able to access your connections, except it will not be able to access your friend list. If you have already connected with (or have a separate account with) that website or
application 1 it may also be able to connect you with your friend on that application or website. If the application or website wants to access any of your other content or information (including your

friend list), it will have to obtain specific permission from your friend. lf your friend grants specific permission to the application or website, it will generally only be able tc access content and
information about you that your friend can access. In addition, it will only be allowed to use that content and information in connection with that friend. For example, if a friend gives an application
access to a photo you only shared with your friends, that application could allow your friend tc view or print the photc, but it cannot show that photc to anyone else.
We provide you with a number of tools to control how your information is shared when your friend connects with an application or website. For example, you can use your Application and Websites

pnvacy

to limit some of the information your friends can make available to applications and websites. You can block all platform applications and websites completely or block particular

applications or websites from accessing your information. You can use your privacy

to limit which friends can access your information, or limit which of your information is available to

"everyone." You can also disconnect from a friend if you are uncomfortable with how they are using your information.

Pre~ Approved Third~Party

Websites and Applications. In order to provide you with useful social experiences off of Facebook, we occasionally need to provide General Information about you to

pre-approved third party wcbsites and applications that usc Platform at the time you visit them (if you arc still logged in to Faccbool<). Similarly, when one ot your friends visits a pre-approved website
or application, it will rPceive GPnPral Inforrnation about you so you and your friend can be connPcted on that websitP. as WPII (if you also have an arcount with that WPbsite). In tlwse c.asPs we require

these websites and applications tc go through an approval process, and to enter into separate agreements designed to protect your privacy. For example, these agreements include provisions relating
to the access and deletion of your General Information, along with your ability to opt-out of the experience being offered. You can disable instant personalization on all pre-approved websites and
applications using your Applications and Websites privacy

You can also block a particular pre-approved website or application by clicking "No Thanks" in the blue bar when you visit that

application or website. In oddition, if you log out of Facebook before visiting" pre opproved application or website, it will not be able to access your information.

Exporting Information. You (and those you make your information available to) may usc tools like RSS feeds, mobile phone address book applications, or copy and paste functions, to capture,
export (and in some cases, import) information frorn Facebook, including your information and information about you. For example 1 if you share your phone number with your friends 1 they may use

third party applications to sync that information with the address book on their mobile phone.
Advertisements. Sometimes the advertisers who present ads on Facebook use technological methods to measure the effectiveness of their ads and to personalize advertising content. You may opt-out
of the placement ot cookies by many of these advertisers here. You may also usc your browser cookie settings to limit or prevent the placement of cookies by advertising networks. Faccbook docs not
share personally identifiable information with advertisers unless we get your permission.
Links. When you click on links on lacebook you may leave our site. We are not responsible for the privacy practices of other sites 1 and we encourage you to read their privacy statements.

5. How We Use Your Information
We use the information we collect to try to provide a safe, efficient, and customized experience. Here are some of the details on how we do that:
To manage the service. We use the information we collect to provide our services and features to you, to measure and improve those services and features, and to provide you with customer

support. We use the information to prevent potentially illegal activities, and to enforce our

of Rights ace Responsibilities. We also use a variety of technological systems to detect and address

anomalous activity and screen content to prevent abuse such as spam. These efforts may on occasion result in a temporary or permanent suspension or termination of some functions for some users.
To contact you. WP may contact you with servir:P-related announcements from time to time. You may opt out of all communications PXCPpt Pssential updates on your nccnurt notltlcntlon'-> page. WP

may include content you see on Facebook in the emails we send tc you.
To serve personalized advertising to you. We don't share your information with advertisers without your consent. (An example of consent would be if you asked us to provide your shipping
address to an odvertiser to receive a free sample.) We ollow odvertisers to choose the charucteristics of users who will see their advertisements ond we may use any of the non personally identifioble
attributes we have collected (including information you may have decided not to show to other users, such as your birth year or other sensitive personal information or preferences) to select the
appropriate audience for those advertisements. ror example, we might use your interest in soccer to show you ads for soccer equipment, but we do not tell the soccer equipment company who you are.
You can see the criteria advertisers may select by visiting our advertising page. Even though we do not share your information with advertisers without your consent, when you click on or otherwise
interact with an advertisement there is a possibility that the advertiser may place a cookie in your browser and note that it meets the criteria they selected.
To serve soda I ads. We occasionally pair advertisements vve serve with relevant information we have about you and your friends to make advertisements more interesting and more tailored to you

ond your friends. For example, it you connect with your favorite band's page, we may display your name and profile photo next to on advertisement tor that page that is displayed to your friends. We

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only share the personally identifiable information visible in the social ad with the friend who can see the ad. You can opt out of having your information used in social ads on this help page.
To supplement your profile. We may use information about you that we collect from other Facebook users to supplement your profile (such as when you are tagged in a photo or mentioned in a
status update). In such cases we generally give you the ability to remove the content (such as allowing you to remove a photo tag of you) or limit its visibility on your profile.
To make suggestions. We usc your information, induding the addresses you import through our contact importers, to make suggestions to you and other users on t-acebook. for example, if another
user impmts the san1e email address as you do, we may suggest that you add each other as friends. Similarly, if one of your friends uploads a picture of you, we 1T1ay suggest that your friend tag you in
the picture. We do this by comparing your friend's pictures to information we've put together from the photos you've been tagged in. We may also suggest that you use certain tools and features based
on what your friends have used. You can control whett-er we suggest that another user add you as a friend through your "search for you on Facebook" privacy setting. You can control whether we
suggest that another user tag you in a photo by clicking customize from your privacy seUings,
To help your friends find you. We allow other usPrs to usP contact information they have about you, such as your· Pmail address 1 to find you, including thmugh contact importers rmd searTJl. You

can prevent other users from using your email address to find you using the search section of your privacy settings.

Downloadable Software. Certain downloadable software applications and applets that we offer, such as our browser tool bars and photo uploadel-s 1 transn1it data to us. We may not make a formal
disclosure if we believe our collection of and use of the information is the obvious purpose of the application, such as tt-e fact that we receive photos when you use our photo uploader. If we believe it
is not obvious that we are collectng or using such information, we will make a disclosure to you the first time you provide the information to us so that you can decide whether you want to use that
feature.
Memorializing Accounts. If we are notified that a user is decea'!>ecl 1 we rnay memorialize the user's account. In such cases we restrict pr·ofile acce'!>s to confirmed friencls 1 and allow friends and family
to write on the user's Wall in remembrance. We may close an account if we receive a formal request from the user's next of kin or other proper legal request to do so.

6. How We Share Information
Facebook is about sharing information with others- friends and people in your communities- while providing you with privacy setllrlg<;; that you can use to restrict other users from accessing some of
your information. We share your information with third parties when we believe the sharing is permitted by you, reasonably necessary to offer our services, or when legally required to do so. t-or
example:

When you make a payment. When you enter into transactions with others or make payments on Facebook, we will share transaction infonmation witt- only tt-ose third parties necessary to complete
the transaction. We will require those third parties to agree to respect the privacy of your information.
When you invite a friend to join. When you ask us to invite a friend to join Facebook, we will send your friend a message on your behalf using your name. The invitation may also contain

information about ott-er users your friend might know. We may also send up to two reminders to them in your name. You can see who has accepted your invitations, send reminders, and delete your
friends' email addresses on your invite history page. If your friend does not want us to keep their information, we will also remove it at their request by using this help page.
When you choose to share your information with marketers. You may choose to share information with marketers or electronic commerce providers that arc not associated with Faccbook
Wf' will not provide your information to these marketers without your consPnt.

through on-site offers. This is entirPiy at your disc:rPtion and

To help your friends find you. 13y default, we make certain information you have posted to your profile available in search results on Facebook to help your friends find you. f lowever1 you can control

who can see some of this information, as well as who can find you in searches, through your prVacy
which of their contacts are Facebook users, so that we can promote Facebook to those users.

We also partner with email and instant messaging providers to help their users identify

To give search engines access to publicly available information. We generally limit search engines' access to our site. We may allow tt-em to access information set to the "everyone" setting
(along with your name and profile picture) and your profile information that is visible to everyone. You can change the visibility of some of your profile information using the customize section of your
pnvaq
You can also prevent search engines from indexing your profile using the Applications and Websites privacy setting.

To help improve or promote our service. Sometimes we share aggregated information with third parties to help improve or promote our service. But we only do so in such a way that no individual
user can be identified or linked to any specific action or information.
To provide you with services. We may provide information to service providers that help us bring you the services we offer. t-or example, we may use third parties to help host our website, send out
email updates about Facebook, 1-ernove repetitive information from our use1- lists, process payments, or provide search results or links (including sponsored links). These service providers may have
access to your personal information for use for a limited time, but when this occurs we implement reasonable contractual and technical protections to limit their use of that information to helping us
provide the service.
To advertise our services. We may ask advertisers outside of facobook to display ads promoting our services. We may ask them to deliver those ads based on the presence of a cookie, but in doing
so will not share any other information with thP advPrtiser.
To offer joint services. We may provide services jointly with other companies, such as the classifieds service in the lace book Marketplace. If you use these services, we may share your information to
facilitate that service. However, we will identify the partner and present the joint service provider's privacy policy to you before you use that service.
To respond to legal requests and prevent harm. We may disclose information pursuant to subpoenas, court orders, or other requests (including criminal and civil matters) if we have a good faith

belief that the response is required by law. This may include respecting requests from jurisdictions outside of the United States where we have a good faith belief that the response is required by law
under the local laws in that jurisdiction, apply to users from that jurisdiction, and are consistent with generally accepted international standards. We may also share information when we have a good
faith belief it is necessary to prevent fraud or other illegal activity, to prevent imminent bodily harm, or to protect ourselves and you from people violating our Statement of
and
This may include sharing information with other companies, lawyers, courts or other government entities.

Transfer in the Event of Sale or Change of Control. If the ownership of all or substantially all of our business changes, we may transfer your information to the new owner so that the service can
continue to operate. In such a case, your information would remain subject to the promises made in any pre-existing Privacy Policy.
7. How You Can Change or Remove Information
Editing your profile. You may chango or remove your profile information at any time by going to your profile page and clicking "Edit My Profile." Information will be updated immediately.
Delete uploaded contacts. If you use our contact importer to upload addresses, you can later delete the list on this help Jage. You can delete the email addresses of friends you have invited to join
lacebook on your invite history

~age.

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Deactivating or deleting your account. If you want to stop using your account you rnay deactivate it or delete it. When you deactivate an account, no user will be able to see it, but it will not be
deleted. We save your profile information (connections, photos, etc.) in case you later decide to reactivate your account. ~1any users deactivate their accounts for temporary reasons and in doing so are
asking us to maintain their information until they return to Facebook. You will still have the ability to reactivate your account and restore your profile in its entirety. When you delete an aocount, it is
permanently deleted from Facebook. You should only delete your account if you are certain you never want to reactivate it. You may deactivate your account on your cKcotnl selticgs page or delete
your occount on this help page.
Limitations on removal. Even after you remove information from your profile or delete your aocount, copies of that information may remain viewable elsewhere to the extent it has been shared with
others, it was otherwise distributed pursuant to your privacy
or it was copied or stored by other users. However, your name will no longer be associated with that information on Facebook.
(For example, if you post something to another user's profile and then you delete your account, that post may remain, but be attributed to an "Anonyrrous Facebook User.") Additionally, we rnay retain
certain information to prevent identity theft and other misconduct even it deletion has been requested. It you hove given third party opplications or wcbsitcs occcss to your information, they may retain
your infonnation to the extent perrnitted undPr ttwir tenns of servire or privary policies. Rut ttwy will no longer· bP able to access the information through our Platform after you disconnect frorn thPm.
Backup copies. Removed and deleted information may persist in backup copies for up to 90 days, but will not be available to others.
Non-user contact information. If a user provides your email address to us, and you are not a Facebook user but you want us to delete your address, you can do so on this he p page. However, that
reque-st will only apply to addresse-s we have at the time of the reque-st and not to any addresses that users pmvicle to us later.

8. How We Protect Information
We do our best to keep your information secure, but we need your help. For more detailed information about staying safe on Facebook, visit the Facebook Security Poge.
steps we take to keep your information secure. We keep your aocount information on a secured server behind a firewall. When you enter sensitive information (such as credit card numbers and
passwords), we encrypt that infom1ation using secure socket layer technology (SSL). We also use automated and social measures to enhance security, such as analyzing account behaviol- for fraudulent

or otherwise anomalous behavior, may limit use of site features in response to possible signs of abuse, may remove inappropriate content or links to illegal content, and may suspend or disable
accounts for violations of our Statement of Rights and Responsibilities.
Risl<s inherent in sharing information. Although we ollow you to set privacy options that limit access to your informotion, please be aware thot no security measures ore perfect or impenetroblc.
WP cannot control ttw artions of othPr· usPrs with whom you shnre your information. We cannot guarantee that only authori7Pd pPrsons will view your information. WP cannot ensurP that information
you share on Facebook will not become publicly available. We are not responsible for third party circumvention of any pnvacy
or security measures on Facebook. You can reduce these risks by
using common sense security practices such as choosing a strong password, using different passwords for different services, and using up to date antivirus software.

Report Violations. You should report any security violations to us on this help pogo.

9. Other Terms
Changes. We may change this Privacy Policy pursuant to the procedures outlined in the Facebook
Rights
all information that we have about you and your account. If we make changes to this Privacy Policy we will notify you by publication here and on the Faceoook Site Governance Page. If the changes are
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