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This right applies specifically to decisions made solely by automated means, giving users a check on algorithmic determinations that define personal, professional, consumption, or credit profiles.
Interpretive note: The excerpt appears to be a noun phrase fragment rather than a complete sentence, suggesting it is drawn from a list of rights. The right is stated clearly enough to form a canonical claim, but the procedural mechanism for exercising it is not present in the excerpt.
You can request review of any decision Glean makes about you through solely automated processing, including those that define aspects of your personal, professional, consumption, or credit profile.
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This right applies specifically to decisions made solely by automated means, giving users a check on algorithmic determinations that define personal, professional, consumption, or credit profiles.
You can request review of any decision Glean makes about you through solely automated processing, including those that define aspects of your personal, professional, consumption, or credit profile.
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