[{'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: A7: BANDAI NAMCO may, from time to time, give certain third party service providers limited amounts of "real estate" in BANDAI NAMCO\'s mobile applications, which may enable them interact with and collect information from you directly. These situations include the integration of social networking functions, the appearance of third party advertising, and the use of application performance monitoring, customer support and user retention tracking tools, in BANDAI NAMCO\'s mobile applications, as described below: Social Networking: BANDAI NAMCO may provide access to operators of certain third party social networks (which may include Facebook, Twitter, and others) to enable you to share information about BANDAI NAMCO\'s mobile applications with other members of those social networks, to generate interest about BANDAI NAMCO\'s mobile applications with other members of those social networks and to allow you to get a sense for which of BANDAI NAMCO\'s mobile applications you and your friends may have a shared interest. The use of any functionality made available to you by a third party social network may result in information being collected about you by BANDAI NAMCO or by the operator of the third party social network. Information collected by BANDAI NAMCO through any such functionality will be treated in accordance with this Privacy Policy, but any third party\'s collection or use of that information may be subject to its own privacy policy, which may contain restrictions and allow uses that differ from those described in this Privacy Policy. BANDAI NAMCO is unable to make any promises or guarantees regarding the use or security of any information shared with the operator of a third party social network and recommends reviewing all applicable policies of such third parties before sharing such information.'}, {'role': 'assistant', 'content': 'This clause is unfair. The privacy practices mentioned are: SSO.'}]