The agreement authorizes Duolingo to share individual usage data, as well as anonymized aggregate data, with the third-party organization that provided a user's Promotion Code, such as an employer. This sharing is conditioned on the user having redeemed a Code Provider-issued Promotion Code.
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This provision authorizes disclosure of individual-level usage data to employer or organizational Code Providers, creating a secondary data disclosure pathway that users may not anticipate when using a benefit-provided subscription. The scope of 'individual usage data' is not further defined in the provision.
Interpretive note: The specific categories of data encompassed by 'individual usage data' are not defined in this provision, creating ambiguity about the scope of potential disclosure to Code Providers.
Under this clause, users who access Duolingo through an employer-provided or organizational Promotion Code consent to Duolingo sharing their individual usage data with that Code Provider. The agreement does not specify limits on the categories of usage data that may be shared.
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Compare across platforms →"If you redeem a Promotion Code from a Code Provider, you understand and agree that Duolingo may share data relating to your use of the Promotion Code with your Code Provider, including both anonymized, aggregate data, and individual usage data.Excerpt from Duolingo's Terms of Service
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages GDPR Article 6 lawful basis requirements and Article 13 transparency obligations for EU users, as the sharing of individual usage data with an employer constitutes a disclosure to a …
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This provision authorizes disclosure of individual-level usage data to employer or organizational Code Providers, creating a secondary data disclosure pathway that users may not anticipate when using a benefit-provided subscription. The scope of 'individual usage data' is not further defined in the provision.
Under this clause, users who access Duolingo through an employer-provided or organizational Promotion Code consent to Duolingo sharing their individual usage data with that Code Provider. The agreement does not specify limits on the categories of usage data that may be shared.
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