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Amplitude collects behavioral event data, device identifiers, IP addresses, and inferred interests from website visitors and end users of apps built on its platform, and the notice permits sharing this data with advertising networks, analytics partners, and business customers. End users of third-party apps instrumented with Amplitude's SDK may not realize their in-app behavior is being tracked by a third-party analytics vendor, and their primary data rights may run against the app developer rather than Amplitude directly. You can submit a data access, deletion, or opt-out request by emailing privacy@amplitude.com or using the form at https://amplitude.com/data-requests.
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At Workday, we believe privacy is a fundamental right, regardless of where you live. When you connect with Workday, we understand you are trusting us to handle your personal information appropriately. That is why we are committed to transparency about how we collect, use, and share that information.
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"Amplitude acts as a data controller when we collect and use Personal Information for our own purposes, such as providing and improving our Services, marketing, and other business operations. When Amplitude processes Personal Information on behalf of our customers (for example, event data that our customers send to us about their end users), Amplitude acts as a data processor or service provider.— Excerpt from Amplitude's Amplitude Privacy Notice
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This dual role means that if you use a third-party app powered by Amplitude, Amplitude's privacy policy may not be the document protecting your rights — you must look to that app's own privacy policy instead, which may have weaker protections.
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