Anyscale can change its privacy policy at any time and is only required to notify you by posting the updated version online. You may or may not receive a direct notification.
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Because Anyscale reserves the right to change its data practices without explicit prior consent and with only a website posting as mandatory notice, users may not realize their data rights have changed until after new practices are already in effect.
Anyscale may materially change how it collects, uses, or shares your data at any time, with the minimum notice being an update to the posted Privacy Notice. You may not receive a direct email or notification unless Anyscale chooses to send one.
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"We may update this Privacy Notice from time to time in our sole discretion. If we do, we'll let you know by posting the updated Privacy Notice and/or may also send other communications.Excerpt from Anyscale's Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Under GDPR, material changes to processing purposes that go beyond the original legal basis may require renewed consent or a new legitimate interests assessment.
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Because Anyscale reserves the right to change its data practices without explicit prior consent and with only a website posting as mandatory notice, users may not realize their data rights have changed until after new practices are already in effect.
Anyscale may materially change how it collects, uses, or shares your data at any time, with the minimum notice being an update to the posted Privacy Notice. You may not receive a direct email or notification unless Anyscale chooses to send one.
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