During your use of the Mobile App, John Deere may collect information about you and your use of the Mobile App, some of which is Personal Information. Some of this information may be collected through the use of third parties, including third party data analytics providers. This includes the following:
User Provided Information:
John Deere may collect information provided or entered by you when you download, register and/or use the Mobile App.
Information John Deere Collects:
Depending on the Mobile App, John Deere may collect additional information such as (a) your mobile phone number; and (b) information concerning other John Deere Mobile Apps you have downloaded or used. Depending on the Mobile App's functionality, and your device settings, John Deere may access information stored on your mobile device, such as videos and photos and your contacts or address book, and John Deere may collect information through other features of your mobile device such as the microphone.
Automatically Collected Information:
The Mobile App may collect certain information automatically, including, but not limited to, the type of mobile device you use, device identifiers (such as an IP address or other unique identifier for the mobile device and tablet), your mobile operating system and browser, number of times the Mobile App is opened, and information about your activity on the Mobile Apps (i.e., information about which features, content, and services you use within the Mobile App). Additionally, John Deere may collect information about the Mobile Apps themselves, such as errors or defects.
The Mobile Apps may automatically assign a unique series of numbers and letters to your device so John Deere knows how identify the device to deliver content to the Mobile Apps and to assist in providing automatic updates. Additionally, a device token may be assigned to facilitate the sending and receipt of push notifications.
Precise Location Information:
When you use a Mobile Apps containing location-enabled services, the Mobile Apps may use GPS technology (or other similar technology) to determine the mobile device's current location. Some Mobile Apps may need your precise location for one or more features to work properly.