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This provision establishes the operational scope of data collection mechanisms and identifies the categories of information gathered through automated tracking technologies. It specifies the permitted uses of collected tracking data and identifies third-party partners as participants in the data collection process.
Users operating under these terms authorize the deployment of tracking technologies on their devices and across their web activity. The terms permit Grammarly to collect detailed behavioral and technical data and to share that data with third-party partners for analytics and advertising purposes.
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This provision establishes the operational scope of data collection mechanisms and identifies the categories of information gathered through automated tracking technologies. It specifies the permitted uses of collected tracking data and identifies third-party partners as participants in the data collection process.
Users operating under these terms authorize the deployment of tracking technologies on their devices and across their web activity. The terms permit Grammarly to collect detailed behavioral and technical data and to share that data with third-party partners for analytics and advertising purposes.
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