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"use Customer Data in an anonymous or aggregated form where no such information could directly identify or will reasonably be used to identify Customer, Customer's Users or its Visitors, for benchmarking or machine learning purposesExcerpt from Heap's Contentsquare Master Service Agreement
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The clause states: “use Customer Data in an anonymous or aggregated form where no such information could directly identify or will reasonably be used to identify Customer, Customer's Users or its Visitors, for benchmarking or machine learning purposes”
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