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The clause allows indefinite, perpetual, or necessity-based retention.

“We will retain your information for as long as necessary to provide the Services and for the other purposes set out in this Policy. We also store information when necessary to comply with contractual and legal obligations, when we have a legitimate interest to do so (such as improving and developing our Services, and enhancing the safety, security, and stability of our Services). We may also store your information...”

The clause imposes arbitration, class-action waiver, or jury-trial waiver terms.

“Only after the parties have engaged in a good-faith effort to resolve the dispute in accordance with the Informal Dispute Resolution Procedure provision, and only if those efforts fail, then either party may initiate binding arbitration as the sole means to resolve claims using the procedures set forth in the applicable NAM rules. If you are initiating arbitration, a copy of the demand shall also be emailed to [em...”

The clause imposes arbitration, class-action waiver, or jury-trial waiver terms.

“If you are a resident of the United States the arbitration will be conducted in the county where you reside, and if you are not a resident of the United States the arbitration shall be conducted in New York, New York, United States of America, unless you and Mirage otherwise agree or unless the designated arbitrator determines that such venue would be unreasonably burdensome to any party, in which case the arbitra...”

The clause imposes arbitration, class-action waiver, or jury-trial waiver terms.

“4. Initiating Arbitration”

The clause imposes arbitration, class-action waiver, or jury-trial waiver terms.

“Except as set forth in this Schedule, the arbitrator or arbitration body, and not any federal, state or local court or agency, shall have exclusive authority to resolve all disputes arising out of or relating to the interpretation, applicability, enforceability or formation of the Agreement, including this Arbitration Agreement, including, but not limited to any claim that all or any part thereof are void or voida...”

data sharing worsened from medium/third party or vendor sharing to high/sale or sell.

legal burden changed from medium/liability limited to medium/indemnity.

Latest stance: third party or vendor sharing on subprocessors data sharing

“We describe our information disclosure practices in the Policy above. We may disclose certain categories of information to third parties (as defined by the CCPA) for the business purposes described above. For example, we may disclose information designated for sharing to other users and the general public.”

Latest stance: indefinite or necessity based on data retention

“We will retain your information for as long as necessary to provide the Services and for the other purposes set out in this Policy. We also store information when necessary to comply with contractual and legal obligations, when we have a legitimate interest to do so (such as improving and developing our Services, and enhancing the safety, security, and stability of our Services). We may also store your information in order to defend or ascertain our legal rights, respond to valid legal requests, in the context of a merger/acquisition or in order to implement our Terms and Conditions.”

Latest stance: sale or sell on commercial use

“The CCPA requires businesses that “sell” personal information, as the term “sell” is defined under the CCPA, to provide an opt-out from such sales. Some people have taken the position that when a website uses third parties’ cookies or similar technology for its own analytics or advertising purposes, the website is engaged in a “sale” under the CCPA if the third parties have some ability to use, disclose or retain the data to improve their service or to take steps beyond the most narrowly drawn bounds of merely providing their service to the website/app. Some take this position even when the website pays the third party (not vice versa), and in most cases merely provides the third party with an opportunity to collect data directly, instead of providing personal information to the third party. As part of these analytics and advertising services, these technologies may access identifiers (like IP addresses), internet or other electronic network activity information (like information regarding an individual’s browsing interactions on our Services), and commercial information (like the fact that a browser visited a page directed to people who are considering the use of our Services) to those sorts of companies. While we do not believe these are “sales” as that term is defined under the CCPA, you can opt out of this activity.”

Latest stance: third party or vendor sharing on privacy data use

“Service Providers: Our service providers, such as analytics and certain marketing providers, perform services on our behalf and collect information about you and often share some or all of this information with us. For example, we receive information you submit in response to requests for feedback to our feedback providers.”