This company reserves the right to disclose your personal information for various reasons like to protect and defend its rights or property or to comply with legal process. 🚨

Third-party companies can serve ads and/or collect certain anonymous information from you when you visit their website. 🧐

This anonymous information could include your click stream information, browser type, time and date, subject of advertisements clicked or scrolled over, etc. 🕵️‍♂️

This company can disclose aggregate, anonymous data based on information collected from users to trusted third parties. 📊

They may monitor your account, including the usage of your main account and any sub-accounts, to investigate any violations of the agreement or to assist with criminal or civil investigations.🔍

They use third-party service providers to store or process data received from its customers. 📦

They can disclose your information in connection with a sale or a business transaction. 🔔- Mail.com may disclose non-personal statistical information to advertisers, potential partners, or in case of selling the company. 🟡

The company collects information from various public and third-party sources, along with its own IT systems. 🟠

They use cookies for information collection on their website. 🟡

Mail.com retains your data indefinitely, and while they employ security measures, they cannot guarantee the complete safety of your data. 🔴

You, the user, are responsible for the security of your Customer ID and passwords. 🟡

Even non-promotional, service-related communications can't be opted out of. 🟠

Mail.com reserves the right to disclose your personal information categories, the collecting purposes and third parties involved upon request in light of the California Consumer Privacy Act. 🟡* The company retains your data as long as there is a contractual relationship and will process it as necessary, which may include for legal requirements. 🟡