Ledger privacy

According to the [data collection policy](https://www.ledger.com/privacy-policy) Ledger live collects and retains (5y):

>Device session identifier, IP address*, clicks, actions (e.g. launching the application, use of transactional functionalities, pages viewed), properties (e.g. type, version, language and region recorded for your operating system), currency, time stamp, amount and status of transactions, transaction identifier, identifier used by our partners to identify you (when you use their services)

I am aware that this is all meant to be unidentifiable information however to me it seems highly identifiable.

And then this data is available to tech providers, media/ad companies, daughter companies, any company they might contract out to do activities for them. Any government that wants them to share it by standing agreement.

>We share your Data with:

>Our technical service providers who help provide the Services (e.g. delivery, online payments and combating fraud).
Our subsidiaries, when they help provide the Services.
Our partners who use your Data to offer you:
Services accessible from Ledger Live, or
Personalised adverts. The list of these partners can be found in our Cookies Policy.
Other companies to which we could sell or assign all or part of our activities.
The administrative or legal authorities or any other authorised third party where this data sharing is set out in law.

Have I misread/misunderstood?

N.b. They do have an asterisk on ip addresses saying that they don’t store them? Do they? Don’t they? Who exactly are they sent to?

>Please note:
Ledger Live does not contain identifying information that allows us to know your identity.(*Your IP address is only collected to be transmitted to our partners when this information is required to provide their services, and is not stored by Ledger) Ledger neither stores nor has access to your crypto assets and private keys. We only provide ‘cold storage’ services.