Treatment of Individually Identifiable User Data Sample Clauses

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Treatment of Individually Identifiable User Data. Neither party ------------------------------------------------ shall sell, disclose, transfer, or rent any user data obtained by it from the other party which data identifies, or can be used to identify, a specific individual ("Individually Identifiable User Data") to any third party or use any Individually Identifiable User Data on behalf of any third party, without the express permission of the applicable user specifically approving such use. Each of Snowball and X:drive will only use Individually Identifiable User Data in accordance with the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy posted on the Snowball Sites, as such may be amended from time to time by Snowball; provided that, if any Registered User "opts-in" to receive information and promotional materials from X:drive, then X:drive will use all resulting Individually Identifiable User Data in accordance with the X:drive Privacy Policy posted on the X:drive Site. In those cases where permission for disclosure of Individually Identifiable User Data has been obtained from the applicable user, each party shall use all reasonable efforts to implement an "opt out" feature on its own behalf, and an include and enforce through its agreements with third parties a requirement for the inclusion of an "opt out" feature in all e-mail communications generated by, or on behalf of, third party users of the Individually Identifiable User Data.
Treatment of Individually Identifiable User Data. Neither party shall ------------------------------------------------ sell, disclose, transfer, or rent any user data obtained by it from the other party which data identifies, or can be used to identify, a specific individual ("Individually Identifiable User Data") to any third party or use any Individually Identifiable User Data on behalf of any third party, without the express permission of the applicable user specifically approving such use. Each of IGN and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ will only use Individually Identifiable User Data in accordance with the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy posted on the IGN and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ sites, as such may be amended from time to time by IGN and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇. In those cases where permission for disclosure of Individually Identifiable User Data has been obtained from the applicable user, each party shall use all reasonable efforts to implement an "opt out" feature on its own behalf, and an include and enforce through its agreements with third parties a requirement for the inclusion of an "opt out" feature in all e-mail communications generated by, or on behalf of, third party users of the Individually Identifiable User Data.
Treatment of Individually Identifiable User Data. Neither party ------------------------------------------------ shall sell, disclose, transfer, or rent any user data obtained by it from the other party which data identifies, or can be used to identify, a specific individual ("Individually Identifiable User Data") to any third party or use any Individually Identifiable User Data on behalf of any third party, without the express permission of the applicable user specifically approving such use. In those cases where permission for disclosure of Individually Identifiable User Data has been obtained from the applicable user, each party shall use all reasonable efforts to implement an "opt out" feature on its own behalf, and an include and enforce through its agreements with third parties a requirement for the inclusion of an "opt out" feature in all e-mail communications generated by, or on behalf of, third party users of the Individually Identifiable User Data. Riffage will not send any email or other correspondence to any Registered User that has not opted-in to receive information from Riffage.
Treatment of Individually Identifiable User Data. Both parties ------------------------------------------------ agree that they will not sell, disclose, transfer, or rent any Converted User Data which identifies, or can be used to identify a specific individual ("Individually Identifiable User Data") to any third party or use any Individually Identifiable User Data on behalf of any third party, without the express permission of the applicable Converted User specifically approving such use. Both parties further agree that they will only use Individually Identifiable User Data themselves in accordance with their respective Terms of Service and Privacy Policies, as posted on the PSN/IG Sites (as amended from time to time) or the ▇▇▇.▇▇▇ Site (as amended from time to time), as the case may be. In those cases where permission for disclosure of Individually Identifiable User Data has been obtained from the applicable Converted User, both parties shall use all reasonable efforts to implement an "opt out" feature on its own behalf, and an include and enforce through its agreements with third parties a requirement for the inclusion of an "opt out" feature in all e-mail communications generated by, or on behalf of, third party users of the Individually Identifiable User Data.
Treatment of Individually Identifiable User Data. Both parties ------------------------------------------------ agree that they will not sell, disclose, transfer, or rent any registration data ("User Data") which identifies, or can be used to identify a specific individual ("Individually Identifiable User Data") to any third party or use any Individually Identifiable User Data on behalf of any third party, without the express permission of the applicable user specifically approving such use. Both parties further agree that they will only use Individually Identifiable User Data themselves in accordance with their respective terms of use and privacy policies (as amended from time to time); provided that, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇'s privacy policy shall be at least as restrictive as the Snowball Network policy. In those cases where permission for disclosure of Individually Identifiable User Data has been obtained from the applicable user, both parties shall use all reasonable efforts to implement an "opt out" feature on its own behalf, and include and enforce through its agreements with third parties a requirement for the inclusion of an "opt out" feature in all e-mail communications generated by, or on behalf of, third party users of the Individually Identifiable User Data.

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