[{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Analyze the following clause from a privacy policy and determine if it\'s fair or unfair. Also identify any privacy practices mentioned: Avast Passwords: Avast Passwords is a standalone program or feature that stores user passwords and notes under a single master password and permits the user to log on to multiple sites using a unitary sign-on credential. On Windows, Avast Passwords forms an integral part of Avast Antivirus (Avast Free Antivirus, Avast Pro Antivirus, Avast Internet Security, Avast Endpoint Protection, Avast Endpoint Protection Suite, Avast Endpoint Protection Plus, and Avast Endpoint Protection Suite Plus), which can be activated by the user by either performing a smart scan or by opening the feature in the product menu. On other platforms (Android, iOS and Mac) Avast Passwords is a standalone program. When activated, Avast Passwords will check whether you have stored any passwords via your browser and will suggest you to move these passwords to Avast Passwords, where they are stored securely. When you choose do so, Avast Passwords will upload those passwords and remove them from your browser. Please note that the browser check happens locally on your device and no passwords are sent to the Avast servers. User passwords are stored locally on your devices encrypted by the Avast Passwords application. If you choose to activate the optional feature "Synchronisation & Backup", your passwords and notes will be backed up on a remote server in securely encrypted form, which cannot be decrypted by us.'}, {'role': 'assistant', 'content': 'This clause is unfair. The privacy practices mentioned are: Contact_Password_1stParty.'}]