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This provision establishes the operational basis for Databricks to collect and process behavioral tracking data across its digital properties. The authorization extends to third-party partners, which establishes the contractual framework under which usage data flows to external entities for specified business functions.
Under this clause, users of Databricks websites and services operate under terms that authorize continuous collection of technical and behavioral data through tracking technologies. The terms specify that this data supports analytics, advertising, and personalization functions performed by Databricks and its designated partners.
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This provision establishes the operational basis for Databricks to collect and process behavioral tracking data across its digital properties. The authorization extends to third-party partners, which establishes the contractual framework under which usage data flows to external entities for specified business functions.
Under this clause, users of Databricks websites and services operate under terms that authorize continuous collection of technical and behavioral data through tracking technologies. The terms specify that this data supports analytics, advertising, and personalization functions performed by Databricks and its designated partners.
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