“By interacting with the Website or using the Product or otherwise providing information to Amplitude, you understand that your Personal Data may be transferred to the United States or another country...and you consent to such transfer.”
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Consent to international data transfer is established through the act of using Amplitude's services, meaning users may not be aware they are consenting to cross-border data transfers simply by interacting with Amplitude.
Interpretive note: The excerpt is truncated; additional conditions or safeguards relating to the international transfer may be present in the full clause but are not captured here.
By interacting with Amplitude's website, using its product, or providing information to Amplitude, you are consenting to your Personal Data being transferred to the United States or another country.
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Consent to international data transfer is established through the act of using Amplitude's services, meaning users may not be aware they are consenting to cross-border data transfers simply by interacting with Amplitude.
By interacting with Amplitude's website, using its product, or providing information to Amplitude, you are consenting to your Personal Data being transferred to the United States or another country.
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