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This provision operationalizes Copy.ai's data handling obligations by defining the permitted scope of sensitive information processing. It establishes a use limitation principle that constrains secondary uses and inferences, which affects the company's ability to repurpose sensitive data for analytics, marketing, or other downstream purposes.
Users who provide sensitive personal information operate under a restriction limiting that information's use to service delivery and disclosed purposes. This mechanism establishes that sensitive data will not be processed for characteristic inference or uses beyond those specified in the Privacy Notice unless applicable law permits otherwise.
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This provision operationalizes Copy.ai's data handling obligations by defining the permitted scope of sensitive information processing. It establishes a use limitation principle that constrains secondary uses and inferences, which affects the company's ability to repurpose sensitive data for analytics, marketing, or other downstream purposes.
Users who provide sensitive personal information operate under a restriction limiting that information's use to service delivery and disclosed purposes. This mechanism establishes that sensitive data will not be processed for characteristic inference or uses beyond those specified in the Privacy Notice unless applicable law permits otherwise.
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