[web service name] (beta) Privacy Notice
Version [version number], Effective [effective date]
[web service name] (“Service”) is an experimental offering in partnership with [partner name]. It is currently limited to the [state name].
At [company name], we design products with your privacy in mind. This privacy notice explains what data is needed to offer[web service name] and why.
To learn more about how we receive and handle information, and how you can engage with your data, read the [company name] Privacy Policy [link to privacy policy here].
Things you should know:
There are two parts to [web service name].
An account with our partner: [partner name]. [partner name] collaborates with publishers in its network to create ad-free versions of their content in exchange for a portion of your subscription fee.
A [product name] browser extension. The browser extension controls your settings for Enhanced Tracking Protection in [product name].
[web service name] Requires a [partner name] Account.
This service requires a [partner name] account, which sends [company name] your email address, locale, and IP address. For more information about the data [partner name] collects and how it uses that data, see [partner name]’s privacy policy [link to partner's privacy policy].
The [web service name] Browser Add-on does not collect data.
The [web service name] Add-on does not collect any data. [product name] does collect technical data about the Add-ons you have installed. This is explained in the [product name] Privacy Notice [link to product name privacy notice].
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