“You understand and agree that we may analyze, access, store, and use Your Content, including messages and other communications, to monitor, develop, personalize, and improve our Services, including through the use of machine learning...”
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Because the permission explicitly covers messages and other communications, users' private in-app conversations may be accessed and used by Hinge for service development and machine learning purposes.
The reader's content—including messages sent through Hinge—may be analyzed, accessed, stored, and used by Hinge for monitoring, development, personalization, and service improvement, including machine learning.
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Because the permission explicitly covers messages and other communications, users' private in-app conversations may be accessed and used by Hinge for service development and machine learning purposes.
The reader's content—including messages sent through Hinge—may be analyzed, accessed, stored, and used by Hinge for monitoring, development, personalization, and service improvement, including machine learning.
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