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Depending on your jurisdiction, you may have certain rights and choices with respect to your information, we've explained your rights and how to exercise them below:

Access to Information. You can ask us to confirm if we are processing your personal information, provide you with details about our processing, and access much of the information you have provided us when you log into your account. To request access to information contact us using the methods provided in the Contact Us section.

Correct Your Information. You can update your information within your settings and modify content you have provided from your account. To edit your personal information, visit your profile in your account settings. You may also contact us about correcting or updating your information using the methods provided in the Contact Us section.

Download Your Information. We want happy customers, not trapped ones. We will not lock you out of your own data. However, we are unable to decrypt your Secure Data; you will need your Account Password and Secret Key to decrypt it. You may export a copy of your Secure Data from your 1Password account.

Delete Your Information. Individuals and Family account owners have the right to instruct us to remove data permanently from our systems and backups. To ensure that no one's data is deleted without their consent, you must first delete your account through an authenticated session. After your account has been deleted, the account owner may contact us and ask for the data to be expunged. Once the request is authenticated, we will begin removing your information from our active systems. To request permanent deletion of your personal information, please contact us using the methods provided in the Contact Us section. Please note we may retain versions of your information in accordance with our retention policy or until they are overwritten.

Object to Certain Uses. You can object to any processing of your personal information that is done on the basis of our legitimate interests, unless we have compelling legitimate grounds for processing which override your interests and rights, or if we need to continue to process your information for the establishment, exercise, or defense of a legal claim. In some cases, if you object to our use, it may mean no longer using the Services. To exercise this right, contact us using the methods provided in the Contact Us section of this Privacy Notice.

Limit How We Use Information.

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