“If you use Lime for Business, we will share your information with your employer, including data about the rides you take as part of a corporate account. We share this information for reporting purposes...”
The policy states that for Lime for Business users, ride data including trip history is shared with the user's employer for reporting and payment purposes as part of the corporate account arrangement.
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Users of Lime for Business should expect that their employer will receive detailed ride data, meaning their travel activity is not private from their employer.
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Under this clause, employees enrolled in Lime for Business should be aware that individual ride records and trip data are shared with their employer, as the agreement states this sharing occurs for reporting and payment processing purposes as part of the corporate account.
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Users of Lime for Business should expect that their employer will receive detailed ride data, meaning their travel activity is not private from their employer.
Under this clause, employees enrolled in Lime for Business should be aware that individual ride records and trip data are shared with their employer, as the agreement states this sharing occurs for reporting and payment processing purposes as part of the corporate account.
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