“How Adobe analyzes your content using techniques such as machine learning in order to improve our Services and Software, and how to opt out of this.”
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User content—not just usage metadata—is subjected to machine learning analysis, which has implications for the scope and nature of data processing Adobe performs.
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User content—not just usage metadata—is subjected to machine learning analysis, which has implications for the scope and nature of data processing Adobe performs.
Content you create or store may be analyzed by Adobe using machine learning techniques for the purpose of improving its Services and Software.
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