“By using our services, you agree to this data processing and sharing.”
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Consent to data processing and sharing is obtained through the act of using the services rather than through an affirmative opt-in, meaning continued use constitutes binding agreement.
Interpretive note: The excerpt refers to 'this data processing and sharing' without specifying the exact scope in the quoted language. The canonical claim is limited to what the verbatim text establishes; the specific processing and sharing activities referenced by 'this' are defined elsewhere in the document and are not captured here.
The updated policy establishes explicit rights for EU, UK, and Swiss individuals to access, correct, amend, and delete personal information that Glassdoor holds about them, particularly data transferred to the United States under the Data Privacy Framework. The policy also creates a formal complaint resolution pathway: individuals can first contact Glassdoor directly, then escalate unresolved complaints to BBB National Programs, and under certain conditions invoke binding arbitration. The policy adds an opt-out choice before Glassdoor shares data with third parties or uses it for purposes other than originally collected, and specifies that Glassdoor will respond to data removal requests within a reasonable timeframe. You can request to limit use and disclosure of your personal information by following instructions in the 'Controlling Your Personal Data' section.
View change record →A reader's use of Glassdoor's services constitutes their agreement to the data processing and sharing described in the relevant provision.
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"By using our services, you agree to this data processing and sharing.Excerpt from Glassdoor's Privacy Policy
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Consent to data processing and sharing is obtained through the act of using the services rather than through an affirmative opt-in, meaning continued use constitutes binding agreement.
A reader's use of Glassdoor's services constitutes their agreement to the data processing and sharing described in the relevant provision.
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