[{'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: Permission for Store apps. Many apps you install from the Windows Store are designed to take advantage of specific hardware and software features of your device. An app\'s use of certain hardware and software features may give the app or its related service access to your data. For example, a photo editing app might access your device\'s camera to let you take a new photo or access photos or videos stored on your device for editing, and a restaurant guide might use your location to provide nearby recommendations. Information about the features that an app uses is provided on the app\'s product description page in the Store. Many of the features that Windows Store apps use can be turned on or off through your device\'s privacy settings. In Windows, in many cases, you can choose which apps can use a particular feature. Go to Start > Settings > Privacy. Select the feature (for example, Calendar) and select which app permissions are on or off. The lists of apps in Windows privacy settings that can use hardware and software features will not include "Classic Windows" applications, and these applications are not affected by these settings.'}, {'role': 'assistant', 'content': 'This clause is unfair. The privacy practices mentioned are: Location_1stParty.'}]