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The operational significance lies in the explicit authorization for biometric data processing as a core service function. This establishes the technical scope and business purposes for which body-related biometric information is collected and processed within the platform's virtual try-on feature.
Users of the virtual try-on feature agree to the processing of their biometric data (body dimensions and appearance information) to generate personalized garment visualization outputs. The terms authorize this biometric processing for the specified use cases without requiring separate consent for each try-on interaction.
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The operational significance lies in the explicit authorization for biometric data processing as a core service function. This establishes the technical scope and business purposes for which body-related biometric information is collected and processed within the platform's virtual try-on feature.
Users of the virtual try-on feature agree to the processing of their biometric data (body dimensions and appearance information) to generate personalized garment visualization outputs. The terms authorize this biometric processing for the specified use cases without requiring separate consent for each try-on interaction.
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