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This provision establishes the operational framework for risk management through automated processing rather than individual human review. It creates a mechanism where algorithmic determinations can directly restrict service access without specifying the review or appeal procedures available to affected parties.
Users' service access is subject to outcomes generated by automated fraud detection systems, rather than exclusively manual review. The provision authorizes service restrictions based on automated processing results but does not describe notification, explanation, or challenge procedures for such decisions.
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"We process your personal data for fraud prevention and risk management purposes. This may include automated processing of your personal data to detect and prevent fraudulent transactions. In some cases, this automated processing may result in decisions that affect your ability to use Adyen's services or the services of our merchants.— Excerpt from Adyen's Adyen Privacy Policy
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This provision establishes the operational framework for risk management through automated processing rather than individual human review. It creates a mechanism where algorithmic determinations can directly restrict service access without specifying the review or appeal procedures available to affected parties.
Users' service access is subject to outcomes generated by automated fraud detection systems, rather than exclusively manual review. The provision authorizes service restrictions based on automated processing results but does not describe notification, explanation, or challenge procedures for such decisions.
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