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This provision anchors the policy within federal statutory authority, establishing that the collection of personally identifiable information operates under Section 631 of the Cable Act rather than solely under the company's discretionary authority. The definitional framework distinguishes between identifying and non-identifying data categories, which determines what information falls within the scope of Cable Act protections and restrictions.
This provision establishes the regulatory framework governing what information Comcast may collect and how that collection is classified. The definition of personally identifiable information determines which data points trigger specific disclosure and use restrictions under the Cable Act, while non-identifying categories remain outside those statutory protections.
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"This Privacy Policy is designed to comply with Section 631 of the Cable Communications Policy Act of 1984, as amended, (the "Cable Act"). The Cable Act permits Comcast to use the cable system to collect personally identifiable information about you. Personally identifiable information is information that identifies you specifically; it does not include de-identified, anonymous, aggregate, or other data that does not identify you.— Excerpt from Xfinity's Comcast Privacy Policy
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This provision anchors the policy within federal statutory authority, establishing that the collection of personally identifiable information operates under Section 631 of the Cable Act rather than solely under the company's discretionary authority. The definitional framework distinguishes between identifying and non-identifying data categories, which determines what information falls within the scope of Cable Act protections and restrictions.
This provision establishes the regulatory framework governing what information Comcast may collect and how that collection is classified. The definition of personally identifiable information determines which data points trigger specific disclosure and use restrictions under the Cable Act, while non-identifying categories remain outside those statutory protections.
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