OpenAI added a statement that it does not process sensitive data for inferring characteristics about users. Separately, the company updated the cookie opt-out mechanism for non-logged-in users, replacing the reference to 'Manage Cookies' with 'Your Privacy Choices'. These changes clarify OpenAI's data handling practices and update the navigation label for privacy controls.
The updated policy states that OpenAI does not process sensitive data for the purpose of inferring characteristics about users. This clarifies the company's approach to sensitive data handling. For non-logged-in users, the privacy control mechanism remains available but is now accessed through a link labeled 'Your Privacy Choices' instead of 'Manage Cookies'.
→ Non-logged-in users can access privacy controls by clicking the 'Your Privacy Choices' link on OpenAI's website.
OpenAI states it does not process sensitive data for inferring characteristics about users.
Non-logged-in users access privacy controls via 'Your Privacy Choices' link instead of 'Manage Cookies'.
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