; and (B) the processing of additional personal information in combination with the disclosed personal information that would allow for the re-identification of the disclosed personal information. (b) Disclosing for advertising or marketing purposes (1) In general A covered entity may not intentionally disclose for advertising or marketing purposes a unique identifier or any other personal information that would allow information disclosed to be linked to information relating to the same individual or device disclosed in the past. (2) Treatment of certain types of information Disclosing personal information or contents of communication for advertising or marketing purposes may not be treated as violating paragraph (1) by reason of including any or all of the following: (A) Internet Protocol addresses truncated to no more than the first 24 bits for Internet Protocol version 4 and the first 48 bits for Internet Protocol version 6, or for a successor protocol truncated to limit the precision of the identifier to a network address of the internet access provider. (B) Geolocation information truncated to allow no more than the equivalent of two decimal degrees of precision at the equator or prime meridian, or an equivalent precision in another geolocation standard. (C) A general description of a device, browser, or operating system, or any combination thereof. (D) An identifier that is unique to a disclosure. 204. Disclosing to entities not subject to United States jurisdiction or not compliant with this Act (a) Prohibition A covered entity may not intentionally disclose personal information to any entity that— (1) is not subject to the jurisdiction of the United States