Chapter 9Privacy, Service, Warranty, and Licenses156Identifiable Viewing Information, or Anonymous ViewingInformation, as defined below.a “Contact Information” means information that allowssomeone to identify or contact you, including, for example: yourname, address, telephone number, and e-mail address. ContactInformation is a subset of Account Information and is thus linkedto your <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR’s Service Number. Your ZIP code by itself,while part of your address, is not Contact Information becauseyour ZIP code alone does not allow someone to identify orcontact you. NOTE: If your <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR is receiving the <strong>TiVo</strong>Basic service, you are not required to provide <strong>TiVo</strong> with anyContact Information from that <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR.b “Service Information” means information necessary for <strong>TiVo</strong>to provide service to your <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR. Examples of ServiceInformation include your software version number, your TVprogramming source, level of service, and the success status ofthe last attempted service connection (e.g., periodic call). Thisinformation is always transmitted to <strong>TiVo</strong> when connected to the<strong>TiVo</strong> servers.1.2 “Personally Identifiable Viewing Information” meansinformation about the viewing choices that you and those in yourhousehold make while using your <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR, if that information islinked to or associated with your Account Information. Your <strong>TiVo</strong>DVR stores your viewing information so that it may recommendviewing choices and personalize your viewing experience. We haveworked very hard to design our system to ensure that no PersonallyIdentifiable Viewing Information may be sent to <strong>TiVo</strong> without yourexpress consent. If you use the <strong>TiVo</strong> Plus service, you may choose toconsent to <strong>TiVo</strong>’s collection of Personally Identifiable ViewingInformation by changing your privacy preferences as provided inSection 4.1. NOTE: If your <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR is receiving the <strong>TiVo</strong> Basicservice, you may not be able to consent to <strong>TiVo</strong>’s collection ofPersonally Identifiable Viewing Information from that <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR.1.3 “Anonymous Viewing Information” means information aboutviewing choices that you and those in your household make whileusing your <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR, but is not associated with or linked to anyContact Information. Your <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR sends Anonymous ViewingInformation to <strong>TiVo</strong> on an ongoing basis. This information allows<strong>TiVo</strong> to know that a <strong>TiVo</strong> service user from a particular ZIP codewatched certain programming but we are unable to associate thoseviewing choices with you. If you use the <strong>TiVo</strong> Plus service, you mayrequest that <strong>TiVo</strong> block the collection of Anonymous ViewingInformation from your <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR as described in Section 4.1.NOTE: If your <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR is receiving the <strong>TiVo</strong> Basic service, youmay not opt out of <strong>TiVo</strong>’s collection of Anonymous ViewingInformation from that <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR.1.4 “Diagnostic Information” means a log file containing detailedinformation about the operation of your <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR, such as memoryconsumption, user interface response time, disk space, enclosuretemperature, and enclosure fan speed. Diagnostic Information logscontain your <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR’s Service Number and are thus associatedwith your Account Information. If you use the <strong>TiVo</strong> Plus service, youmay request that <strong>TiVo</strong> block the collection of Diagnostic Informationlogs from your <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR as described in Section 4.1. NOTE: Ifyour <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR is receiving the <strong>TiVo</strong> Basic service, you may not optout of <strong>TiVo</strong>’s collection of Diagnostic Information from that <strong>TiVo</strong>DVR.1.5 “Commerce Information” means personally identifiableinformation that enables a commerce partner to fulfill your request toparticipate in a promotion or transaction. From time to time, <strong>TiVo</strong>may present special offers and/or enable you to purchase goods andservices from <strong>TiVo</strong>, or third party advertisers or promoters. You
<strong>TiVo</strong> Privacy Policywould be informed of such offers on screen while using the <strong>TiVo</strong>Plus service. Should you decide to take advantage of such an offer orengage in a transaction, <strong>TiVo</strong> will collect and communicate yourrelevant Contact Information and your interest in a specific offer ortransaction to the commerce partner sponsoring the promotion ortransaction. In addition to fulfilling your request, that commercepartner may also use your Commerce Information to send you otherinformation in which you might be interested consistent with its ownprivacy policies. This information is collected and disclosed by <strong>TiVo</strong>only upon your affirmative response to an offer. NOTE: Dependingon your level of <strong>TiVo</strong> service and the model of your <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR, suchfeatures may not be available to you.1.6 “Feature-Generated Request Information” means personallyidentifiable information about television programming or othercontent that you request your <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR to record or identify using afeature offered by <strong>TiVo</strong>, such as Online Scheduling, or a third partycontent delivery service. Should you decide to use such a feature orservice, <strong>TiVo</strong> will collect the Personally Identifiable ViewingInformation associated with the fulfillment of your recording (orscheduling conflict) request. <strong>TiVo</strong> may use this PersonallyIdentifiable Viewing Information as described in Section 2.2. If thefeature or service is offered by a third party, <strong>TiVo</strong> will communicateto the third party the necessary Personally Identifiable ViewingInformation to complete the transaction. The use of this informationwill be governed by the privacy policy of the respective third partyservice provider. <strong>TiVo</strong> collects this information only upon youraffirmative choice to use a particular feature. NOTE: Depending onyour level of <strong>TiVo</strong> service and the model of your <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR, suchfeatures may not be available to you.2 Use of User Information2.1 Account Information. We use your Account Information toestablish and provide you with your <strong>TiVo</strong> service, provide thenecessary resources to your <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR, offer you new services whenthey are available, and other legitimate business purposes. Forexample, we use your e-mail address to communicate with youregarding new services, and to exclude you from offers for servicesyou may already have. If you use the <strong>TiVo</strong> Plus service, we also usesuch information to create your account with <strong>TiVo</strong> and to bill you forthe <strong>TiVo</strong> Plus service. Knowing your ZIP code, programming source,and information about your cable or satellite box model allows us todetermine which programming information (e.g., times and channelsof programs) to send to your <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR.We use your Account Information to communicate with you aboutupcoming features in the <strong>TiVo</strong> service or promotions that mightinterest you. If you use the <strong>TiVo</strong> Plus service, you may opt not toreceive communications in the future as explained in Section 4.1. Wealso use your Account Information in aggregate form (i.e., excludingany Contact Information) to generate demographic profiles of ourusers as a whole to assist us to, for example, identify future users ofthe <strong>TiVo</strong> service or other services. NOTE: If your <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR isreceiving the <strong>TiVo</strong> Basic service, and you choose to provide us withContact Information, you may not opt out from receivingcommunications in the future. However, you are not required toprovide us with any Contact Information so long as that <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR isreceiving the <strong>TiVo</strong> Basic service.2.2 Personally Identifiable Viewing Information. Your <strong>TiVo</strong>DVR uses your viewing information to tune, schedule, and recordprograms. If you have the <strong>TiVo</strong> Plus service, your <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR alsouses your viewing information to recommend programs for you.Your <strong>TiVo</strong> DVR may also use this viewing information to selectadvertisements or other promotions for you that you may be1579
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