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"If we offer the ability to clear your chat history or to not save your chat history, and you choose to exercise that option, we may still use your User Content as set forth in your license to us...but we will do so in a de-identified manner.Excerpt from Chegg's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “If we offer the ability to clear your chat history or to not save your chat history, and you choose to exercise that option, we may still use your User Content as set forth in your license to us...but we will do so in a de-identified manner.”
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