[{'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: An Administrator ("Admin") of an Evernote Business account has access to all Notes you create in any Notebook associated with that Evernote Business account. The Admin also can see the Evernote Business Notes or Notebooks you\'ve shared and with whom you have shared this Content. (The Admin will see the profile name for other members of the Evernote Business account or the contact information for people who are not in the Evernote Business account). An Admin cannot access any of the Notes in your personal account or any of your Work Chat Content, however. If domain auto-approval is turned off for your Evernote Business account and your personal Evernote service account is associated with your Evernote Business account\'s email domain (e.g., [username]@widgets.com), then when you send a Work Chat to someone else with an email address on the same email domain as you, then the Admin will know that you sent the Work Chat message but will not be able to view the Content of that message. We do this so an Admin knows who else in your organization may need to be invited to join the Evernote Business account.'}, {'role': 'assistant', 'content': 'This clause is unfair. The privacy practices mentioned are: Contact_E_Mail_Address_1stParty.'}]