3rd party definition (2 part)

I want to reach customers more then AT&T it’s self. Here I will explain more in honestly just a short I want to try and get as many consumers attention.

With your third party, answer you are not correct that is what they want you to think however. Which a week ago I would have answered in the same fashion. Your answer is exactly why I decided to do this. 😉

But to fully answer your response I will add definition of 3rd party.

——A third party is someone who is not one of the main people involved in a business agreement or legal case, but who is involved in it in a minor role. You can instruct your bank to allow a third party to remove money from your account.

I’m going to refear back to you answer, I quote you stated, “Everyone else connected is 3rd party; Samsung, Apple, Google, Asurion, for example“ I want to first say again don’t feel bad, imwould have thought the same! However to answer your question with out fully answering all of my question myself, I will just say all you mentioned are (affiliates, subsidiary’s of AT&T) no 3 credit bureaus are just as titles Private credit agencies to report positive and negative credit.

@lizdance40 With your response I would incurrage you to read, at least Privacy Policy’s take note of dates in effect.

Effective March 16,2020

https://about.att.com/sites/web_policy

Current/past

https://about.att.com/ecms/dam/csr/privacy/ATT-Privacy-Policy-1902.pdf

But when you also include Agreement of service. You will see the compliant issue of contradiction.

https://about.att.com/ecms/dam/csr/privacy/ATT-Privacy-Policy-1902.pdf

Agreement of Service is very long and you will have to read to understand in full. But even just a over read will give you conclusion of compliant with their own current Privacy Policies!!

I want to ask if you could help me get my posts seen by more I am actually building a website it is almost finished. It will be the main source of my YouTube channel and Blogs besides here and other areas! So please help this is one think I think people need to know but just wait it’s going to get really good!

@Nightowl1 A third party is someone who is not one of the main people involved in a business agreement or legal case, but who is involved in it in a minor role. You can instruct your bank to allow a third party to remove money from your account.

And my example was correct. You and at&t have a business agreement for cell service. Anyone else is 3rd party, and I listed examples of those. Asurion is a 3rd party insurance provider, that you give permission to bill through at&t.

You and your bank have an agreement, anyone else is a 3rd party. Like anyone you have auto payment/EFT agreements.

So want to try again?

Blah blah blah.. I will send you a roll of tin foil. The carriers do not even have close to the data to sell as google apple facebook or microsoft do.

Also I suggest you read the terms of service as legal remedies against most carriers are limited by the nice little arbitration agreements we all agree to when we use service. Thanks SCOTUS for that one.

I have to say you are correct the phone manufacturers and Asurion are yes 3rd party. I was stating incorrect just as how far off base you are.

Tin foil hat lol! Well I have turned in Moderation! I Have sent in letters of compliacy to not one but three agencies. I know how it works.

I’m so far off base, that at least I pluralize Privacy Policies. I know the front and back of all AT&T agreements and privacy POLOCIES (plural)

For one if your going to try and make some one out to be an (Edited per community guidelines) look in the mirror.

I only came here because companies like AT&T spit on there last current Privacy Polocy (singular) and we have a Federal Communicantions Commission that does not apply most telecommunication regulations on wireless carriers.!

So we are a little behind.

Which then all service providers started selling data to 3rd parties. (No Lizdance40 probably not the ones that come to your mind) You say you know it all because you read it all. Well then I’d have a choice name to call you(..............) but ill stop at that.

Lizdance40 quite reading the first things that pop up on your browser! Remember AT&T subsadaries and affiliates control your internet. Lol

No but really there is 1 Service Agreement (don’t say oh I’ve read it) but their is 2 Privacy Policies. I stated one is hard to find, but you know, ok! I’ll post it here. It’s a huge difference in policies.

Now I posted this as current Policy! Go read the new (FULL) version (Lizdance40)

Also do your self a favor and start reading your contracts and agreements! Because if you actually did and UNDERSAND it then y’all wouldn’t be knocking me. Lol y’all are a joke though (Edited per community guidelines) near teacher pets huh (Edited per community guidelines)😂

Well I’ll let you two get back to dusting off your knees.

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Effective May 2, 2017

A Quick Summary of Our Privacy Policy

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Our privacy commitments

We don’t sell your Personal Information to anyone for any purpose. Period.

We keep your Personal Information in our business records while you are a customer, or until it is no longer needed for business, tax or legal purposes.

We will keep your information safe using encryption or other appropriate security controls.

Here’s some of the information we collect:

Account Information includes your name, address, telephone number, e­mail address, service­related details such as payment data, security codes, service history and other information like that;

Network Performance & Usage Information tells us how you use our networks, our products and our services, and how well our equipment and networks are performing;

Web Browsing & Wireless Application Information tells us about the websites you visit and the mobile applications you use on our networks;

Location Information tells us where your wireless device is located, as well as your ZIP­code and street address;

TV Viewing Information tells us about which programs you watch and record and similar information about how you use our video services and applications.

Here are the three basic ways we collect it:

We get information from you when you do things like make a purchase from us;

We collect it from how you use our products and services;

We obtain information from other sources, like credit agencies, marketing companies, and other service providers.

Here are just some of the ways we use it. To:

Provide services and improve your customer experience;

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Do research and analysis to maintain, protect, develop and improve our networks and services;

Let you know about service updates, content, offers and promotions that may be of interest to you;

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Deliver Relevant Advertising;

Create External Marketing & Analytics Reports;

Assist in the prevention and investigation of illegal activities and violations of our Terms of Service or Acceptable Use Policies.

Some examples of who we share your Personal Information with:

Across our companies to give you the best customer experience and to help you get everything we have to offer. Other, non­AT&T companies that perform services on our behalf only as needed for them to perform tho