GEICO's data collection and use practices are governed by a separate Privacy Policy document, which is legally part of these terms even though it is not shown here. You need to read both documents to understand the full agreement.
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Because the Privacy Policy is incorporated by reference rather than reproduced, users must consult a separate document to understand what data GEICO collects, how it is used, and what rights they have. The terms also state that AI Virtual Assistant inputs may be used consistent with that policy.
The updated terms remove explicit language that previously stated Geico would not be responsible for damages resulting from website use, technical failures, viruses, or service interruptions. Previously, the terms detailed specific categories of harm (performance failures, computer viruses, line failures) that Geico disclaimed responsibility for. The new terms no longer include these itemized liability limitations, though they establish a general acceptance framework requiring agreement to the terms as a condition of site access. The operational consequence is that the explicit liability shield for website-related harms is no longer stated in these terms.
View change record →Your data rights, including what GEICO collects, shares, and retains about you through the website and AI tool, are governed by a separate Privacy Policy that is not presented alongside these terms. Reviewing that document at https://media.geico.com/legal/privacy_policy.htm is necessary to understand the full scope of data practices you are agreeing to.
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"All information collected from users of our sites is subject to our Privacy Policy, which is incorporated by reference into this agreement. For more information, see our Privacy Policy.Excerpt from Geico's Terms of Use
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Because the Privacy Policy is incorporated by reference rather than reproduced, users must consult a separate document to understand what data GEICO collects, how it is used, and what rights they have. The terms also state that AI Virtual Assistant inputs may be used consistent with that policy.
Your data rights, including what GEICO collects, shares, and retains about you through the website and AI tool, are governed by a separate Privacy Policy that is not presented alongside these terms. Reviewing that document at https://media.geico.com/legal/privacy_policy.htm is necessary to understand the full scope of data practices you are agreeing to.
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