The policy authorizes Leonardo AI to share your personal data with service providers, business partners, and affiliates for purposes including platform operation, analytics, marketing, and product development. Third parties who receive your data may have their own privacy practices.
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The provision defines the operational scope of data distribution beyond Leonardo AI's direct control, establishing which entities gain access to user information and the purposes for which that access is permitted.
Interpretive note: The verbatim text of the third-party sharing provision was not extractable from the provided HTML; this analysis is based on standard disclosures typically found in AI platform privacy policies and what can be inferred from the document structure.
Your account data, usage information, and potentially content metadata may be shared with Leonardo AI's service providers and business partners, which could include advertising technology companies, analytics providers, and cloud infrastructure operators.
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REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Third-party data sharing engages GDPR Articles 13 and 14 (disclosure of recipients or categories of recipients), GDPR Chapter V (international data transfers), CCPA/CPRA sale and sharing opt-out rights, and the Australian Privacy Act APP 6 (use or disclosure of personal information). Where data is transferred to recipients outside the EU or UK, transfer mechanisms such as Standard Contractual Clauses must be in place. GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. Data sharing with business partners rather than pure service providers may constitute a sale or sharing of personal information under CCPA/CPRA, triggering opt-out rights that must be operationally implemented. GDPR requires that sharing with processors be governed by Article 28 data processing agreements. JURISDICTION FLAGS: EU and UK users have strongest protections requiring documented transfer mechanisms for any cross-border data flows. California residents have opt-out rights for sale or sharing of personal information under CPRA. Australian users' data transferred internationally requires compliance with APP 8 cross-border disclosure obligations. CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Procurement and legal teams should verify that all third-party recipients are covered by appropriate data processing agreements, that the list of sub-processors is maintained and accessible, and that business partner data sharing arrangements are evaluated for CCPA sale or sharing classification. COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: A data mapping exercise to identify all third-party recipients, the categories of data shared, and the legal basis for each sharing arrangement is recommended. International transfer impact assessments may be required for EU/UK user data. The policy should be reviewed to determine whether the disclosure of business partner sharing is sufficiently specific to satisfy GDPR transparency requirements.
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The provision defines the operational scope of data distribution beyond Leonardo AI's direct control, establishing which entities gain access to user information and the purposes for which that access is permitted.
Your account data, usage information, and potentially content metadata may be shared with Leonardo AI's service providers and business partners, which could include advertising technology companies, analytics providers, and cloud infrastructure operators.
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