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LiveJournal and Third-Party Services

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Introduction

When you log in to LiveJournal using a third-party service, you are accepting the LiveJournal User Agreement. This agreement covers the use of LiveJournal's services, including the use of third-party services.

What is a Third-Party Service?

A third-party service is a service that is not operated by LiveJournal. These services can include social media platforms, such as Facebook and Twitter, and authentication services, such as Google and Yahoo. When you use a third-party service to log in to LiveJournal, you are allowing the third-party service to access your LiveJournal account information.

What Information Does LiveJournal Share with Third-Party Services?

When you use a third-party service to log in to LiveJournal, LiveJournal will share your email address, username, and profile picture with the third-party service. LiveJournal may also share other information with the third-party service, such as your IP address and browser information.

How Does LiveJournal Use Third-Party Services?

LiveJournal uses third-party services to provide a variety of features and services to its users. These features and services include:

• Single sign-on: You can use your third-party account to log in to LiveJournal, which makes it easier to access your account.
• Social sharing: You can share your LiveJournal content on social media platforms, such as Facebook and Twitter.
• Authentication: You can use your third-party account to authenticate your identity on LiveJournal.

What Should I Do If I Don't Want LiveJournal to Share My Information with Third-Party Services?

If you do not want LiveJournal to share your information with third-party services, you should not use a third-party service to log in to LiveJournal. You can create a LiveJournal account without using a third-party service.

Conclusion

When you use a third-party service to log in to LiveJournal, you are accepting the LiveJournal User Agreement. This agreement covers the use of LiveJournal's services, including the use of third-party services. LiveJournal will share your email address, username, and profile picture with the third-party service. LiveJournal may also share other information with the third-party service, such as your IP address and browser information. LiveJournal uses third-party services to provide a variety of features and services to its users. If you do not want LiveJournal to share your information with third-party services, you should not use a third-party service to log in to LiveJournal.