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Anyscale's Privacy Policy explains what personal data the company collects about you, how it uses and shares that data—including with advertising partners who can track you across Anyscale's Services—and where it may store it around the world. Your personal information can be transferred to a new owner if Anyscale goes through a merger, bankruptcy, or similar transaction. Anyscale can change this policy at any time on its own, so the rules governing your data may shift without your approval.
Anyscale's Privacy Policy establishes how Anyscale collects, uses, shares, retains, and transfers personal information in connection with its Services, while explicitly excluding Customer Data as defined in the Platform Agreement from its scope. Anyscale may automatically collect device and network identifiers, use personal information for tailored advertising, and share it with third-party advertising partners who may deploy their own tracking technologies. Personal information may be transferred globally, including to jurisdictions with differing data protection standards, and may be disclosed, sold, or transferred in connection with a broad range of corporate transactions. The Policy grants Anyscale sole discretion to update its terms at any time, and sets out qualified user rights to confirm, access, and receive copies of their personal information, alongside a commitment to refer unresolved EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework complaints to JAMS.
When you use Anyscale's Services, the company may passively collect identifiers such as your IP address, MAC address, and mobile advertising ID, and may use that information to serve you targeted advertising. Your personal information may be shared with third-party advertising partners who place their own tracking tools on the Services, placing some of your data outside Anyscale's direct control. Anyscale retains personal information for as long as you use the Services or as long as needed for operational, dispute-resolution, or legal-defense purposes. If you have an unresolved complaint about how Anyscale handled your personal information under the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework, you may submit that complaint to JAMS, the independent dispute resolution provider Anyscale has designated for that purpose. Note that the privacy protections described in this policy do not apply to Customer Data as defined in the Platform Agreement.
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Anyscale removed promotional and navigational content from the header and footer of its Privacy Notice on May 21, 2026. The document previously displayed a Microsoft Build event banner, login prompt, …
View change record →Anyscale's Privacy Notice header was updated on May 13, 2026 to replace a promotional banner referencing Ray Agent Skills with a new banner promoting Anyscale's presence at Microsoft Build 2026. …
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