The policy states that users who participate in JML platform testing activities may have video, audio, and image data they provide used for AI model training and product improvement.
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This provision authorizes use of user-provided video, audio, and image data including voice biometrics for AI model training purposes, which may constitute a use of biometric identifiers under BIPA and analogous statutes and may engage CPRA provisions regarding the use of sensitive personal information for secondary purposes.
Under this provision, JML platform participants who provide video, audio, or image data for product testing activities consent to that data being used for AI model training, which constitutes a secondary use of potentially biometric data beyond the stated product testing purpose.
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Compare across platforms →"Video, Audio, and Image Data for Product Testing: when you participate in testing tasks published on the JML platform, we may collect video, audio, or image data that you voluntarily provide, such as audio wake-up words. This information is used for model training and to further improve our products and services. Please note that any data you provide will be handled securely.Excerpt from Eufy's Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages BIPA for audio and voice data that may constitute biometric identifiers, CPRA sensitive personal information provisions for biometric and audio data, GDPR Article 9 for special category data and …
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This provision authorizes use of user-provided video, audio, and image data including voice biometrics for AI model training purposes, which may constitute a use of biometric identifiers under BIPA and analogous statutes and may engage CPRA provisions regarding the use of sensitive personal information for secondary purposes.
Under this provision, JML platform participants who provide video, audio, or image data for product testing activities consent to that data being used for AI model training, which constitutes a secondary use of potentially biometric data beyond the stated product testing purpose.
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