If you are a business or developer using Groq's API or GroqCloud, the data you process through those services is governed by a separate services agreement, not this privacy policy.
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Enterprise and developer customers may assume this privacy policy covers their API usage, but their data processing rights and obligations are actually set out in separate contractual documents that must be independently reviewed.
This provision means that end users whose data is processed through applications built on Groq's API are not directly protected by this policy; their protections depend on the agreement between Groq and the business customer, and on the business customer's own privacy practices.
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"This Policy does not apply to the information that we process as a 'data processor' on behalf of customers ('Customer Data') of our business offerings such as GroqCloud, GroqChat, and our Application Programming Interfaces (collectively, 'Cloud Services'). Our processing of Customer Data in connection with a customer's use of our Cloud Services is governed by our Groq Services Agreement and Data Processing Addendum.Excerpt from Groq's Privacy Policy
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Enterprise and developer customers may assume this privacy policy covers their API usage, but their data processing rights and obligations are actually set out in separate contractual documents that must be independently reviewed.
This provision means that end users whose data is processed through applications built on Groq's API are not directly protected by this policy; their protections depend on the agreement between Groq and the business customer, and on the business customer's own privacy practices.
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