Provide Customers Notice and Respect Their Choices Sample Clauses

Provide Customers Notice and Respect Their Choices. Customers may want to know why you are collecting their Personal Information and what you plan to do with it. You should be clear about telling them what you are collecting, how you will use it, and with whom you will share such information. You should notify customers before or at the time you collect their Personal Information and then be sure you use and share Personal Information only in the ways you promised. Provide customers choices how you communicate with them and respect the choices made. Your customers have the right to access the personal information you hold about them, ask that it be corrected, and to make complains about how you have treated the information.
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Provide Customers Notice and Respect Their Choices. (i) You must provide customers choices about how you communicate with them and respect their choices. Your customers have the right to access the personal information you hold about them, ask that it be corrected, make complaints about how you have treated their information or ask that it be deleted.
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