If you interact with a business's product that uses Amplitude, Amplitude may share data about your specific interactions with that business customer.
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Your behavioral data collected through third-party apps powered by Amplitude can be shared back with those app operators, meaning multiple parties may hold records of your in-app activity.
Interpretive note: The scope of data shared with business customers in each context is described illustratively rather than exhaustively, creating some uncertainty about the full range of data flows.
Detailed records of how you interact with third-party products powered by Amplitude, including survey responses and feature usage, may be shared with the business that operates that product, expanding the number of parties holding your behavioral data.
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"Amplitude may share personal information with our customers in connection with the services we provide to them. For example, if you participate in a survey, provide feedback, or interact with a feature of a customer's product that is powered by Amplitude, we may share information about your interactions with that customer.Excerpt from Amplitude's Privacy Notice
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Your behavioral data collected through third-party apps powered by Amplitude can be shared back with those app operators, meaning multiple parties may hold records of your in-app activity.
Detailed records of how you interact with third-party products powered by Amplitude, including survey responses and feature usage, may be shared with the business that operates that product, expanding the number of parties holding your behavioral data.
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