“We may access, preserve, and disclose any information we store associated with you to external parties if we, in good faith, believe doing so is required or appropriate to: comply with law enforcement or national security requests and legal process...”
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Anyscale's self-assessed good-faith belief—not a formal legal order alone—can trigger access, preservation, and disclosure of your stored information to external parties, including for national security purposes.
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The updated policy reorganizes how Anyscale discloses its data practices and introduces separate supplemental notices for California residents and EU/UK users. The main policy now explicitly states that marketing activities may constitute a 'sale' or 'targeted advertising' under applicable privacy laws, and adds language clarifying that de-identified information will not be reidentified unless permitted by law or required for compliance. The policy removes prior sections describing privacy rights, data retention periods, and international transfer mechanisms; these topics are now addressed in jurisdiction-specific supplemental notices. You can review the supplemental CCPA notice (Annex A) and other jurisdiction-specific disclosures to understand your rights under applicable law.
View change record →Information Anyscale stores about you may be accessed, preserved, and disclosed to external parties, including law enforcement, whenever Anyscale in good faith believes doing so is required or appropriate for legal compliance.
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Anyscale's self-assessed good-faith belief—not a formal legal order alone—can trigger access, preservation, and disclosure of your stored information to external parties, including for national security purposes.
Information Anyscale stores about you may be accessed, preserved, and disclosed to external parties, including law enforcement, whenever Anyscale in good faith believes doing so is required or appropriate for legal compliance.
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