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This is Anyscale's privacy policy, explaining what personal information the company collects about people who visit its website or use its AI infrastructure platform, including your name, email, device data, IP address, and behavioral data gathered through cookies and tracking technologies. The most important thing to know is that Anyscale shares your personal information with advertising and analytics partners in ways that may qualify as 'cross-context behavioral advertising' under California law, and California residents have the right to opt out of this sharing. If you are a California resident, you can submit a data rights request, including a request to opt out of targeted advertising data sharing, by contacting Anyscale at privacy@anyscale.com.
This Privacy Notice governs Anyscale's collection, use, and disclosure of personal information from visitors to its websites and users of its Services, with a stated legal basis rooted in contractual performance, legitimate interests, consent, and legal obligation, as enumerated in the supplemental EU/UK GDPR section. The policy states that Anyscale collects account data, payment details (via third-party processors), behavioral and device data, and third-party marketing data, and the terms authorize use of this information for service delivery, marketing, analytics, fraud prevention, and cross-context behavioral advertising through third-party partners. Notably, the policy participates in the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework and its UK and Swiss extensions, asserts onward transfer obligations to third parties, and maintains a broad third-party disclosure scope that includes advertising partners, business partners, and successors in interest, including in the context of mergers or asset sales. The document engages GDPR, the UK GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, Nevada privacy law, and the FTC's oversight of Data Privacy Framework commitments; California residents receive the most detailed rights disclosures, including opt-out rights for cross-context behavioral advertising and sensitive data processing limitations. Compliance teams should note the document's Data Privacy Framework participation, which requires adherence to DPF principles for EU, UK, and Swiss data transfers, and the document's explicit carve-out of Customer Data from this Privacy Notice, which means B2B data processed under the Platform Agreement is governed separately.
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