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[0] Personally Identifiable Information (PII) Automatic information typically does not personally identify you. Even when it might, the OAG does not try to discover or use your identity. Click below for details on: Identifiability of domain names and IP addresses. OAG use of information your computer automatically transmits.
Personally identifiable information ("PII") is information about you, such as your name, address, or Social Security number, that someone could use to identify or locate you. The OAG acquires PII online when a visitor voluntarily sends it. When browsing the OAG Website -Website - reading, printing, or downloading information such as consumer brochures or press releases — you do not have to provide nor do you transmit PII. However, to receive certain services and resources the OAG offers (e.g., a report), you will need to provide your PII. The OAG only uses PII for authorized government purposes. Click here for details on PII.
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