Information we collect from you Sample Clauses

The "Information we collect from you" clause defines the types of personal or non-personal data that a company gathers directly from users. This may include details such as names, contact information, payment details, or usage data provided during account registration, purchases, or interactions with the service. By outlining what information is collected, this clause ensures transparency and helps users understand what data they are sharing, thereby building trust and complying with privacy regulations.
Information we collect from you. 4.1 This section 4.1 only applies to you if you are a credit provider (by assignment or otherwise) under the Privacy Act or a debt collector. In return for using our Equifax consumer and/or commercial credit reporting services: (a) you must give us all default information you are permitted to provide to us under the Privacy Act and other relevant Laws. You must do so as soon as possible; (b) before you give us the default information (excluding for the purposes of this sub -clause (b) only serious credit infringements) you must take steps to recover the amount and to notify the debtor in writing that the default information is to be given to us and that we will supply it to other customers when they use our information services; (c) you must update the default information you have given us as soon as practicable and no later than within 32 days of any change (to the extent permitted by the Privacy Act) so that the default information we hold remains accurate, up to date, complete and relevant; and (d) if you breach this section 4.1 or sections 5.8(e) or (f) below, then we may provide you with notice in writing and you will have 30 days to rectify the breach. If the breach is not rectified within this period then we may in our discretion, and without limiting our other rights and remedies: (i) remove from our services all default information (other than your own default information) on enquiries by you for those portfolios in respect of which you have breached the relevant section; (ii) if you have nominated a Tier Level of Partial Information or Comprehensive Information under section 5.8 below, move you to a lower Tier Level, which shall be deemed to be your nominated Tier Level; (iii) suspend or terminate our services to you; and/or (iv) publish your failure to satisfy the requirements of the relevant section. 4.2 We collect information from you when you request our information services, such as the information you enter in a search enquiry. You acknowledge that the quality of our services and information returned to you relies on the information you provide us in your request for the particular service. You agree to provide any notifications to individuals or obtain any consents that are required under the Privacy Act before you reques t our information services. 4.3 Once you give information to us, we can use that information to supply our information services to you and others, and as otherwise permitted by the Privacy Act. You grant to us a non-exclu...
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Information we collect from you. In the course of your use of the Website, we may obtain the following information about you as described below. We collect this data for the purposes described under “How We Use Your Information”. • Information you provide prior to any registration process, such as your email when you provide it to us; • Information that you provide during any registration process, including in connection with a co-branded offer (such as your name, company name, email address, phone number, billing address or credit card information, geographic location and industry), when you call or email us (for support or otherwise) or when you use our products or services; and • Payment information that you provide to us (by way of our Website or otherwise) when you purchase some of our products and services, including credit card data.
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Information we collect from you. RIA collects personal information about retirement plan participants and beneficiaries to help it provide the Services; offer new products or services; and fulfill legal and regulatory requirements. RIA collects information about its customers from the following sources: • information provided to us, our affiliates, or our investment advisor representatives, such as from Client in the course of RIA’s provision of the Services to the plan or from plan participants in connection our investment education or financial wellness services. • information provided by other unaffiliated third parties, such as from the plan’s recordkeeper or custodian. • information gleaned from public sources, such as the plan’s Form 5500 filing. This information may include “nonpublic, personal information,” which means information that is not readily known or accessible in the public realm, such as a participant’s social security number, birth date, net worth, assets, and income. RIA will not disclose nonpublic personal information related to the Client or any of the plan’s participants or beneficiaries without prior consent, unless the disclosure is needed to: • provide the Services, including: ▪ providing advice to Client regarding the utilization of the plan’s investment options and/or effectiveness of the plan’s design in helping participants reach their retirement goals; ▪ providing investment education or financial wellness services to the plan’s participants; ▪ providing concierge service to Client in working with the plan’s vendors; • provide Client or the plan’s participants with marketing materials regarding RIA’s products and/or services, as well as those offered pursuant to joint agreements with our affiliates or non-affiliated third parties, so long as all parties offering the products and/or services have agreed, in writing, to protect the confidentiality of the Client’s information and to not use it for any other purpose; • enforce any of RIA’s rights, including the collection of any fees or other payments due; • provide any of RIA’s affiliates with information regarding its operations, or as reasonably required pursuant to the proposed or actual sale, merger, transfer, or exchange of all, or a portion of, its business; • comply with the request or requirements of regulatory and/or law enforcement organizations; • respond to a subpoena or discovery request; or • provide disclosures as otherwise permitted or required by law. RIA may provide such information to RIA’s ...
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Information we collect from you. 1. App: When you register for the App, we require the following information: your name, email address, telephone number, age, height, weight, and gender.
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Information we collect from you. 4.1 We collect information from you when you request our services, such as the information you enter in a search enquiry. You acknowledge that the quality of our services and information returned to you relies on the information you provide us in your request for the particular service. If required, you agree to provide any notifications to individuals or obtain any consents that are required under the Privacy Act before you request our services. 4.2 Once you give information to us, we can use that information to supply our services to you and as otherwise permitted by the Privacy Act. You grant to us a non-exclusive, perpetual, irrevocable, transferable, royalty-free licence to use and sublicense the whole or any part of that information for the purpose of providing those services to you. 4.3 You warrant that your provision of information and the use by us of that information in accordance with this agreement will not infringe the intellectual property rights or other rights of any person. Because our services rely on the information we collect, we do not usually remove any information from our systems, subject to our obligations under the Privacy Act. Information is updated where it is proven (to our satisfaction) not to be accurate, up to date or complete. 4.4 You agree to make sure that all the information you give us is accurate, up to date, complete and notmisleading. 4.5 You agree that we may retain all information that you provide to us, or that we collect for the purpose of providing the services to you, where this is required for audit, risk management and or other lawful services.
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