Cerebras and its vendors use cookies and similar tracking tools to automatically collect information about how you use its website, including your IP address, browser, pages visited, and links clicked, and this data may be linked to your personal account information.
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The linking of automatically collected behavioral and device data to personally identifiable information such as your email and phone number creates a more comprehensive profile than anonymous browsing data alone, and this data may be used for marketing or shared with vendors.
Your browsing behavior on the Cerebras website, including pages visited and links clicked, may be tied to your personal identity and used for analytics, marketing, and service improvement purposes; you can review and manage cookie preferences through the Cookie Policy linked at cerebras.ai/cookie-policy.
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"We, or vendors we engage, may automatically collect information about your use of our website or services through cookies and similar technologies. This may include navigational and network-related activity such as your device's IP address, browser type and operating system; the length of time you visit our website; web pages you view; links you click; the webpage that led you to our website; data you provide to us to receive technical assistance or customer service; and contact preferences. We use these technologies to understand and to improve the use and functionality of our website and services. Automatically collected data may be linked to other Personal Data such as user name, email address and phone number.— Excerpt from Cerebras's Cerebras Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Cookie-based tracking and the linking of behavioral data to personal identifiers engages the FTC Act's unfair or deceptive practices provisions, as well as CCPA requirements to disclose categories of personal information collected automatically. For EU and UK users, this provision requires evaluation under the ePrivacy Directive (cookie consent requirements) and GDPR, which may require informed consent prior to non-essential cookie deployment. The policy references a separate Cookie Policy for further detail. GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. The use of third-party vendors for automatic data collection introduces subprocessor risk and may implicate data sharing obligations under CCPA if vendors receive personal information in exchange for services. The linking of device and behavioral data to personal identifiers such as email and phone number heightens the sensitivity of automatically collected data. JURISDICTION FLAGS: EU and UK users face heightened exposure due to ePrivacy Directive requirements for prior informed consent for non-essential cookies. California residents have rights to opt out of sharing of personal information collected through tracking technologies. Illinois and other states with specific biometric or device data laws may impose additional requirements depending on the categories of data collected by third-party vendors. CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Third-party analytics and advertising vendors who receive automatically collected personal data should be assessed as subprocessors or service providers, and data processing agreements should define permitted uses. If vendor arrangements involve sale or sharing of personal information under CCPA definitions, opt-out mechanisms must be implemented. COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Legal teams should audit the Cookie Policy for completeness and accuracy, verify that consent mechanisms for non-essential cookies are implemented for EU and UK users, and assess whether third-party vendor data flows constitute sale or sharing under CCPA requiring opt-out functionality.
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The linking of automatically collected behavioral and device data to personally identifiable information such as your email and phone number creates a more comprehensive profile than anonymous browsing data alone, and this data may be used for marketing or shared with vendors.
Your browsing behavior on the Cerebras website, including pages visited and links clicked, may be tied to your personal identity and used for analytics, marketing, and service improvement purposes; you can review and manage cookie preferences through the Cookie Policy linked at cerebras.ai/cookie-policy.
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