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One of our few prior data points on this question comes from the (accidental) 2016 revelation that Zuckerberg covers his laptop's webcam with tape — a privacy measure that's not as paranoid as it might sound.

It's so tough to cover up with makeup without it looking like I have accidental blotches of mascara but looks like I'm not alone on this.

Even when Berkman picks his songs apart to describe their emotional weight, he finds folders full of goofy teenaged experiments (including a surprisingly good chiptune cover of A-ha's «Take On Me»), not to mention the story of lead single «Meow»'s accidental genesis.

Accidental property damage If your vehicle accidently causes damage to other people or their property, you needn't stress as your 3rd party cover only allows you to claim for that too.

If the full disablement benefit is paid out, your other life cover will not be affected Covers you immediately for accidental disablement

Third Party, Fire & Theft Car Insurance covers your vehicle for accidental damage caused to a third party and against theft and fire damaged caused to your vehicle, however any damages caused to your vehicle will not be covered.

The Kids Kindle Bundle on the other hand does not come with advertisements, and the bundle includes a cover for the back and a 2 - year warranty from SquareTrade, which is more comprehensive than the regular warranty and includes things like drops, spills, and other accidental breakages.

The Kids Kindle is actually a better value than the $ 79 version, especially if you don't like ads and want the benefit of an extended warranty that covers accidental breakages, but none of that appears to be helping drive sales of the Kids Kindle.

Please note that physical and accidental damages are not covered under warranty.

If it's not excluded (i.e., business pursuits), it's accidental, and it caused bodily injury or property damage to a third party, it's probably covered!

Insurance is designed to cover sudden and accidental losses that you can't afford to cover, not minor day to day situations that happen to everyone.

The idea of Waypoint Homes renters insurance is that an accidental fire or other covered loss doesn't have to be a life - altering event.

Illness or accidental injury to a pet is not among those covered perils.

Accidental death due to roits etc, if they are covered or not, one needs to check in the policy wordings.

The standard renters insurance covered perils include: Fire or lightning, windstorm or hail, explosion, riot or civil commotion, aircraft, vehicles not your own, smoke, vandalism or malicious mischief, theft, volcanic eruption, falling objects, weight of ice, snow, or sleet, accidental discharge or overflow of water or steam, sudden and accidental tearing apart, cracking, or burning, freezing, and sudden and accidental damage from artificially generated electric current.

Security deposits are not designed to cover larger damages such as that from an accidental kitchen fire.

Renters insurance is designed to cover sudden and accidental losses which could not reasonably be covered by the insured.

It does not generally cover accidental breakage of your own property, such as a cell phone.

Accidental death and dismemberment insurance does not cover death by all accidents, however.

The difference between life insurance and accidental death insurance comes down to what kinds of death are (and aren't) covered.

This type of cover can be very limited as it might only cover you for accidental death (for example, if you are hit by a car), not death as the result of an illness.

It usually covers loss, accidental damage and theft but may not cover you if your phone is stolen when you leave it unattended.

Most do not cover jewelry for damage (e.g., bent prong and lost stone), or accidental loss (e.g., your ring is lost while swimming).

But when the family called to report the damage and file a claim they were told the insurance company wouldn't cover accidental damage by falling men.

Some won't cover accidental loss.

She called the manufacturer but they said it was not covered by their warranty, which didn't cover accidental damage.

Before you take out insurance read the fine print, as some providers do not cover accidental loss or mechanical damage.

Prevent accidental problems by covering and hiding the cords in your house, unplugging cords when leaving, and not allowing your furry family members from chewing on them!

Also, purchasing a travel insurance does not mean you can go to the doctor whenever you please because I can assure you if it is not accidental or an emergency, your travel insurance won't cover it.

This is a real travel credit (covering all travel purchases, and not just accidental expenses), so you might end up paying just $ 75 a year for all the other benefits the card has to offer.

Most travel insurance policies don't cover valuables or have a low limit, so we used to have a separate policy with Photoguard that covered our cameras and laptops for accidental damage and theft.

Basic doesn't cover: pre-existing conditions, rental cars, or accidental death and dismemberment.

Floaters also tend to provide more comprehensive coverage and can cover claims such as an accidental loss, which a standard renters insurance policy would not cover.

Now it's easy to see how not being covered for «natural» causes of death would be a HUGE disadvantage, but when considered in light with the fact that these policies will generally provide coverage up to $ 500,000 dollar for accidental causes of death, and are typically quite affordable when compared to traditional term or whole life insurance policies, in many situations, they may be a worthwhile policy to consider.

Since this only covers accidental death and does not cover natural causes (such as heart disease, stroke, or cancer), this life insurance rider is best purchased when the insured is maxed out on the amount of life insurance they can qualify for and he or she need some additional coverage.

Some injuries are not necessarily categorized as «accidental» so you will need to speak with a representative to know what exactly this covers.

Accidental death may be appropriate to include in your mortgage protection policy if your budget is tight and you can not afford to cover your entire home mortgage balance.

Accidental life insurance does not cover you for disease or life insurance related deaths.

Illness or accidental injury to a pet is not among those covered perils.

This means that the scheduled items are covered for all risks, including damage and accidental loss, not just theft, fire, or other perils outlined in the main homeowners or renters policy.

While some people may hold term life insurance with accidental death, it often is not enough to cover funeral expenses and caring for those that are left behind.

You can purchase a drone insurance policy that goes above and beyond what is in your home or renters policy, including medical and accidental death coverage for your own injuries (not covered under home insurance), as well as additional liability coverage.

Most do not cover jewelry for damage (e.g., bent prong and lost stone), or accidental loss (e.g., your ring is lost while swimming).

Also, policies that do not include cover for pre-existing conditions, financial default and accidental death are less expensive than policies which do include cover for these benefits.

MYTH 6: ULIPs do not have health and accident cover Reality: Since ULIPs offer insurance cover along with investment, just like any other insurance plan it too has rider options such as Accidental Death Benefit (ADB), Waiver of Premium (WOP), Family Income Benefit, Hospital Cash Benefit (HCB), etc..

Their travel insurance plan had coverage for accidental death, so Celia would not have to worry about covering Dave's funeral expenses.

A personal accident policy is strongly recommended to everyone not only to protect their families in the event of a mishap like accidental death, but in addition also to cover disablement, leading to loss of earning capacity, at competitive premium rates.

The booking for the Trip must be the first and only booking for this travel period and destination, You are not disabled from travel at the time You pay the premium, and You must purchase this policy for the full non-refundable cost of Your Trip; 2) Suicide, attempted suicide or any intentionally self - inflicted Injury while sane or insane (in Missouri, sane only) committed by You, Traveling Companion, or Family Member whether insured or not; 3) War, invasion, acts of foreign enemies, hostilities between nations (whether declared or not), civil war (does not apply to Cancel for Work Reasons coverage); 4) Participation in any military maneuver or training exercise (does not apply to Cancel for Work Reasons coverage); 5) Piloting or learning to pilot or acting as a member of the crew of any aircraft; 6) Mental or emotional disorders, unless hospitalized; 7) Participation as a professional in athletics; 8) Being under the influence of drugs or intoxicants, unless prescribed by a Physician; 9) Commission or the attempt to commit a criminal act by You, Traveling Companion or Family Member whether insured or not; 10) Participating in bodily contact sports; skydiving; hang gliding; parachuting; any race, bungee cord jumping; speed contest; spelunking or caving; (Does not apply while on Your Trip if You purchase Sports Coverage); 11) Participating in extreme skiing or mountaineering (mountaineering below 15,000 feet is covered while on Your Trip if You purchase Sports Coverage); 12) Dental treatment except as a result of Accidental Injury to sound natural teeth; 13) Pregnancy and childbirth (except for Complications of Pregnancy or as specifically provided under Part A); 14) Traveling for the purpose of securing medical treatment.

RoamRight's travel dental insurance only covers emergency dental treatment for accidental injury to sound, natural teeth and does not pay toward routine check - ups, elective and cosmetic treatments, or pre-existing conditions.

Most package plans exclude coverage for dental treatment except as a result from accidental injury to an insured's sound natural teeth which means the following are not covered: