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This clause establishes the operational scope of permitted uses for CPNI data under federal telecommunications law. It defines three specific categories of authorized use: service delivery, targeted marketing communications, and security purposes, grounding these uses in federal regulatory authority rather than general privacy policy discretion.
The provision specifies that Verizon may process CPNI data to send marketing communications about products and services similar to those the user already receives, in addition to using such data for service operations and fraud prevention. This authorization applies to usage pattern data collected as a standard component of telecommunications service delivery.
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"Federal law governs our use of information about the quantity, technical configuration, type, destination, location, and amount of your use of our telecommunications services, which is known as Customer Proprietary Network Information or CPNI. We use this information as permitted under federal law, and to: provide services you subscribe to, send you marketing information about products and services we offer that are like ones you already receive from us, and to help protect you from fraudulent activity.— Excerpt from Verizon's Verizon Privacy Policy
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This clause establishes the operational scope of permitted uses for CPNI data under federal telecommunications law. It defines three specific categories of authorized use: service delivery, targeted marketing communications, and security purposes, grounding these uses in federal regulatory authority rather than general privacy policy discretion.
The provision specifies that Verizon may process CPNI data to send marketing communications about products and services similar to those the user already receives, in addition to using such data for service operations and fraud prevention. This authorization applies to usage pattern data collected as a standard component of telecommunications service delivery.
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