The agreement authorizes Figma to collect Usage Data including technical logs, metadata, telemetry data, and usage information about Customer Content, and to retain and use that data in de-identified and aggregated form both during and after the subscription term for product maintenance and improvement. Customer Content itself is explicitly excluded from the Usage Data definition.
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This provision authorizes Figma's use of Usage Data to continue after the subscription term ends, with no stated expiration or deletion timeline for that data. The scope of Usage Data includes telemetry data and usage information about Customer Content (such as access frequency), which may require assessment under data minimization and purpose limitation requirements under applicable privacy frameworks.
Interpretive note: The adequacy of the de-identification standard applied to Usage Data is not specified in the Terms and would require review of the incorporated DPA and Privacy Policy to assess compliance with GDPR and CCPA de-identification requirements.
Under this clause, Figma retains the right to use de-identified and aggregated Usage Data, including telemetry and usage information about Customer Content, after the customer's subscription ends. Customer Content itself is excluded from this post-term use authorization, but metadata and usage information about that content is not.
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Compare across platforms →"Figma will have the right to collect and analyze data and other information relating to the access, use, and performance of the Services ("Usage Data") and Figma will be free (during and after the Term) to use Usage Data in de-identified and aggregated form to maintain, improve, and enhance Figma's products and services. Examples of Usage Data include technical logs, metadata, telemetry data, and usage information about Customer Content, such as how many times it is accessed. For clarity, Usage Data excludes Customer Content itself.Excerpt from Figma's Terms of Service (Superseded URL)
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages GDPR data minimization and purpose limitation principles (Articles 5 and 6) to the extent Usage Data originates from EU-based users, with EU supervisory authorities as the relevant enforcement bodies.
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This provision authorizes Figma's use of Usage Data to continue after the subscription term ends, with no stated expiration or deletion timeline for that data. The scope of Usage Data includes telemetry data and usage information about Customer Content (such as access frequency), which may require assessment under data minimization and purpose limitation requirements under applicable privacy frameworks.
Under this clause, Figma retains the right to use de-identified and aggregated Usage Data, including telemetry and usage information about Customer Content, after the customer's subscription ends. Customer Content itself is excluded from this post-term use authorization, but metadata and usage information about that content is not.
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