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The provision establishes the operational mechanism by which user-generated prompts are transmitted to external inference providers and defines the retention scope for such data. It creates explicit authorization for temporary storage and processing by named third parties as part of the service delivery infrastructure.
Interpretive note: The term 'limited telemetry' is not defined in the document, creating ambiguity about the precise scope of data shared with model providers.
Users who select third-party models consent to transmission of their prompts and telemetry to specified inference providers, with those providers permitted to retain data temporarily during processing. The clause conditions this data sharing on explicit user selection of particular models rather than automatic application.
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"Prompts and limited telemetry may also be shared with model providers when you explicitly select their models. Some of our inference providers, including Baseten, Together AI, and Fireworks, may temporarily access and store model inputs and outputs to improve our inference performance; this data is deleted after use.— Excerpt from Cursor's Cursor Data Use & Privacy Overview
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The provision establishes the operational mechanism by which user-generated prompts are transmitted to external inference providers and defines the retention scope for such data. It creates explicit authorization for temporary storage and processing by named third parties as part of the service delivery infrastructure.
Users who select third-party models consent to transmission of their prompts and telemetry to specified inference providers, with those providers permitted to retain data temporarily during processing. The clause conditions this data sharing on explicit user selection of particular models rather than automatic application.
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