Data Access & Collection · Company practice
Logging in through a social network gives MyFitnessPal access to information you provided to it
You may choose to log in to the Services through online third-party services such as social networking services (the text gives Facebook as an example). To use these features MyFitnessPal may ask you to authenticate, register for or log in to the social network on its provider's website. As part of the integration the social network provides MyFitnessPal with access to certain information you have provided to it, and MyFitnessPal says it will use, store and disclose that information in accordance with its Privacy Policy.
Supporting quotations
You may choose to log in to the Services via various online Third Party Services, such as social networking services (e.g. Facebook) (“Social Networking Services”).
As part of this integration, the Social Networking Services will provide us with access to certain information you have provided to them, and we will use, store, and disclose such information in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
Qualifications & exceptions
- Applies when you choose to log in through a Social Networking Service.
- The text says 'certain information' without listing which.
Not stated here
- Which information the social network provides is not listed here, and the Privacy Policy that governs MyFitnessPal's use, storage and disclosure is not part of this text.