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This provision clarifies the scope and categorization of information subject to the privacy policy's protections and restrictions. By defining what constitutes personal data under the policy, it establishes the legal framework governing how Chegg processes, stores, and uses user information.
This provision establishes that users' IP addresses, cookie identifiers, and other information collected are subject to treatment as personal data under applicable privacy laws. The classification determines what privacy protections and disclosure requirements apply to user information throughout the policy.
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"Some of the data we collect may be considered 'personal data' (sometimes also referred to as 'personal information') and some may be considered 'sensitive,' under applicable laws. We will also treat other information, including IP addresses and cookie identifiers, as 'personal data' where required by applicable law.— Excerpt from Chegg's Chegg Privacy Policy
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This provision clarifies the scope and categorization of information subject to the privacy policy's protections and restrictions. By defining what constitutes personal data under the policy, it establishes the legal framework governing how Chegg processes, stores, and uses user information.
This provision establishes that users' IP addresses, cookie identifiers, and other information collected are subject to treatment as personal data under applicable privacy laws. The classification determines what privacy protections and disclosure requirements apply to user information throughout the policy.
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