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HOW TO PROHIBIT OR LIMIT USE AND DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION

If you do not want your name, address or level of service disclosed to unaffiliated third parties as explained above, please register this preference by calling 877-234-0102.

IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING YOUR PRIVACY

You need to help protect the privacy of your own information. You and others who use Your equipment must not give identifying information to strangers or others whom You are not certain have a right or need to the information. You also must take precautions to protect the security of any personally identifiable information that you may transmit over any home networks, wireless routers, wireless fidelity (WiFi) networks, or similar devices by using encryption and other techniques to prevent unauthorized persons from intercepting or receiving any of your personally identifiable information. You are responsible for the security of your information when using unencrypted, open access or otherwise unsecured networks in your home. USA Communications will never ask you to provide account sign-in passwords, credit card numbers, or other sensitive information through unsolicited email. If we request such information from you, we will always direct you to USA Communications’ website. You should, however, be aware of imposter websites pretending to be USA Communications’. If you have received email requesting that you sign in or provide information that you suspect was not sent by USA Communications, DO NOT CLICK ON THE LINK IN THE EMAIL, but use your own browser to go to USA Communications’ site. If you are directed to a website that you do not believe is USA Communications’, please contact USA Communications at 877-234-0102. USA Communications will also not ask for your Internet account password over the telephone except for technical support troubleshooting purposes for which the customer initiates the call. VIOLATED RIGHTS The Cable Act provides you with a civil cause of action for damages, attorneys’ fees and costs in Federal District Court should You believe that USA Communications has violated any of the Cable Act’s limitations on the collection, disclosure, and retention of personally identifiable information. You may have recourse under other applicable laws as well.