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The prohibition extends to all human rights of any person and explicitly includes privacy rights, creating a broad conduct restriction that goes beyond platform security to encompass individual rights.
Readers are prohibited from using Databricks Services in any way that causes harm to or violates the human rights—including privacy rights—of any person.
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The prohibition extends to all human rights of any person and explicitly includes privacy rights, creating a broad conduct restriction that goes beyond platform security to encompass individual rights.
Readers are prohibited from using Databricks Services in any way that causes harm to or violates the human rights—including privacy rights—of any person.
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