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The provision establishes that conversation data is subject to human review as part of product improvement and personalization processes, meaning conversations are not limited to automated processing. This operational practice affects the scope of data handling within the service.
Users' conversations may be accessed and processed by human reviewers employed by or contracted to Google, which establishes a data handling practice distinct from automated processing alone. The provision does not restrict use but instead notifies users of the review practice and recommends they avoid entering confidential information.
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"To help improve our products and provide you with a more personalized experience, human reviewers may read, annotate, and process your conversations with Gemini Apps. These reviewers may be Google employees or contractors. Please don't enter confidential information in your conversations or any information you wouldn't want reviewed.— Excerpt from Google Gemini's Google Generative AI Prohibited Use Policy
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The provision establishes that conversation data is subject to human review as part of product improvement and personalization processes, meaning conversations are not limited to automated processing. This operational practice affects the scope of data handling within the service.
Users' conversations may be accessed and processed by human reviewers employed by or contracted to Google, which establishes a data handling practice distinct from automated processing alone. The provision does not restrict use but instead notifies users of the review practice and recommends they avoid entering confidential information.
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