The policy authorizes ADP to process criminal records data and data relating to criminal behavior or proceedings for due diligence, security, and compliance purposes.
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This provision authorizes processing of criminal records data — classified as a special category under GDPR — for due diligence and security purposes, which may engage fair credit reporting and background check statutes in the United States depending on the context and method of collection.
Interpretive note: Whether ADP's criminal records processing constitutes a consumer report under FCRA, and the applicable legal basis under GDPR Article 10, depends on the specific processing context and applicable national law, which are not detailed in this document.
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View change record →Under this clause, ADP may process information about an individual's criminal history or related proceedings for business due diligence and security purposes. Individuals whose criminal records data is processed for purposes beyond those listed are entitled to prior explicit consent under the policy terms.
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Compare across platforms →"Criminal data (including data relating to criminal behavior, criminal records, or proceedings regarding criminal or unlawful behavior). ADP may Process criminal data as needed to conduct appropriate due diligence on Individuals and in connection with security and compliance activities as needed to protect the interests of ADP.Excerpt from ADP's Privacy Statement
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages GDPR Article 10, which restricts processing of criminal conviction data to official authority control or specific national law authorization.
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This provision authorizes processing of criminal records data — classified as a special category under GDPR — for due diligence and security purposes, which may engage fair credit reporting and background check statutes in the United States depending on the context and method of collection.
Under this clause, ADP may process information about an individual's criminal history or related proceedings for business due diligence and security purposes. Individuals whose criminal records data is processed for purposes beyond those listed are entitled to prior explicit consent under the policy terms.
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