Airtable can analyze how you use its platform to build a profile about you that includes predictions about your psychology, intelligence, and personal attitudes.
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This provision goes beyond standard usage analytics to assert the right to profile users on psychological and aptitude dimensions, which has implications for how your data is categorized and potentially shared.
Your usage patterns on Airtable may be used to generate inferred profiles including predictions about your intelligence, psychological tendencies, and aptitudes, which may be shared with vendors, partners, or employers who manage your account.
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"Inferences. This includes inferring your location using your IP address, or using data from your use of our Services to make predictions about your preferences, characteristics, psychological trends, predispositions, behavior, attitudes, intelligence, abilities, and aptitudes.Excerpt from Airtable's Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision may require evaluation under GDPR Article 22 (automated decision-making and profiling) and Article 5 data minimization principles, enforced by EU supervisory authorities.
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This provision goes beyond standard usage analytics to assert the right to profile users on psychological and aptitude dimensions, which has implications for how your data is categorized and potentially shared.
Your usage patterns on Airtable may be used to generate inferred profiles including predictions about your intelligence, psychological tendencies, and aptitudes, which may be shared with vendors, partners, or employers who manage your account.
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