; (C) is presented in an understandable language and syntax; (D) includes nothing contrary to, inconsistent with, or that mitigates any statement contained within the disclosure or within any document linked to or referenced therein; and (E) includes an option that is compliant with applicable obligations of the controller under title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 ( 42 U.S.C. 12181 et seq.). (3) Commission The term Commission means the Federal Trade Commission. (4) Controller The term controller means a person that, on its own or jointly with other entities, determines the purposes and means of processing sensitive personal information. (5) Processor The term processor means a person that processes data on behalf of the controller. (6) Sensitive personal information (A) The term sensitive personal information means information relating to an identified or identifiable individual, including the following: (i) Financial account information. (ii) Health information. (iii) Genetic data. (iv) Information pertaining to children under 13 years of age. (v) Social Security numbers. (vi) Unique government-issued identifiers (vii) Authentication credentials, such as a username and password. (viii) Precise geolocation information. (ix) Content of a wire communication, oral communication, or electronic communication with respect to any entity that is not the intended recipient of the communication. (x) Call detail records. (xi) Web browsing history, application usage history, and the functional equivalent of either. (xii) Biometric information. (xiii) Sexual orientation. (xiv) Religious beliefs. (B) The term sensitive personal information does not include— (i) de-identified information (or the process of transforming personal data so that it is not directly relatable to an identified or identifiable consumer); (ii) information related to employment