Product and Service Notifications Sample Clauses

Product and Service Notifications. As expressly permitted by this Agreement or by our Policies and Procedures, unless we obtain your consent, we will not disclose to any third party any information that identifies you to enable the third party to market products or services to you directly.
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Product and Service Notifications. We may place advertisements concerning the products and services of third parties on the System, so that you see them when you use the System. We may receive remuneration from the suppliers of these products and services for placing their advertisements. We may use computerized processes to tailor the advertisements to you or to your use of the system. However, except as expressly permitted by this Agreement or by our Policies and Procedures, unless we obtain your consent, we will not disclose to any third party any information that identifies you to enable the third party to market products or services to you directly.
Product and Service Notifications. We may elect to place advertisements concerning the products and services of third parties throughout the Services, so that you see them when you use the Services. We may also present to you, through the Services or through the use of Your Information, the opportunity to engage in informational programs (“Informational/Commercial Programs”). Such Informational/Commercial Programs may be sponsored by third parties, and may include branded or unbranded commercial content. They may also include opportunities to participate in informational surveys. We may receive remuneration from the suppliers of these products and services for placing their advertisements or presenting you with these informational programs. In connection with offering or operating such Informational/Commercial Programs, we may share limited personally identifiable information about you that does not include contact information (such as your phone number, email or mailing address) for the purposes of assessing program eligibility, effectiveness or performance. We will only share such information with partners who have agreed to not use such information for direct marketing purposes. Additionally, if you choose to engage or utilize one of the advertisements or programs, you may be asked to provide personal information that may be used to supplement Your Information as well as information gathered as part of the informational program itself (e.g., responses to surveys). This information will be used to provide the content or services described in the informational program or provide you with any gift or honoraria associated with the program. Except as expressly permitted by this Agreement or by our Policies and Procedures, unless we obtain your Consent, we will not disclose to any third party any information that identifies you to enable the third party to market products or services to you directly. For example, if you receive remuneration for participating in a sponsored survey, we may be required to provide the sponsor with personally identifiable information about you solely for its recordkeeping and regulatory reporting purposes, but we will not provide a sponsor with your survey responses on an identifiable basis unless we obtain your Consent prior to your participation in the survey.

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