This notice is being provided in accordance with the Cable Communication Policy Act of 1984, a Federal law that requires all cable operators to notify subscribers of the collection, use, and disclosure of personally identifiable information regarding cable subscribers. The privacy requirements of the federal law as described below apply to all services provided by Windomnet. Windomnet collects certain personally identifiable information from each cable and other services subscriber. This information consists of data such as the subscriber’s name, address and selection of cable services and programming. We also keep records of how many outlets and the types we have installed, your payment history, and any complaints you have made to us about our services (including how they were resolved), any letters between us, and visits to your home for maintenance or installation. The information is collected and used only for billing and other legitimate practices related to rendering cable and other services provided by Windomnet and detecting the unauthorized reception of cable communications. Windomnet does not utilize its cable system to gather any other types of personally identifiable information without the prior consent of the subscriber. Personally identifiable subscriber information collected by Windomnet will be disclosed only under the following circumstances:

A. To cable system employees, other Windomnet employees, agents, and program suppliers when necessary to render cable or other services provided by Windomnet to the subscriber.

B. To debt collections agencies for the purpose of collecting money owed by the subscriber.

C. Unless a subscriber has requested that such information not be disclosed, the subscriber’s name and street address (but not your email address) may be disclosed for mailing list and other similar purposes.

Windomnet will obtain consent before disclosing any other information. The law requires that we do not provide your name or street address if you send a letter asking us not to disclose. Generally, personally identifiable information will be maintained by Windomnet for as long as necessary. After such time, if the purpose for which such information was collected has been accomplished, Windomnet will destroy the information. As a subscriber, you may inspect any personally identifiable information collected by Windomnet and relating to you during normal business hours. Please notify us in advance of your visit so the information can be collected and made available for your inspection. You have the right to correct any error in such information. The Cable Communications Policy Act of 1984 sets forth limitations on the personally identifiable information that can be collected and disclosed by cable operators such as Windomnet. Unless written or electronic consent is obtained from the cable subscriber, Windomnet cannot use its cable system to collect personally identifiable information other than information necessary to detect unauthorized reception of cable communications. Similarly, unless written or electronic consent is obtained, Windomnet cannot disclose any personally identifiable information except as necessary in connection with rendering cable or other service; when required by a court order; or when disclosing lists maintaining the names and street addresses of subscribers who have not objected to such disclosure. In most cases where governmental entities attempt to obtain a court order requiring disclosure, the affected subscriber will receive notice of the court proceeding and will be afforded an opportunity to contest the government entity’s request in court. With respect to the disclosure of lists containing the names and street addresses of subscribers, you may exercise your right to prohibit the release of your name and address on these lists by notifying Windomnet in writing of your desire to not have such information disclosed. As a subscriber, you have the right to bring civil action in a United States District Court if your privacy rights are violated. The law provides for specific penalties against any cable operator found to have violated these rights.