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AI training data use is a significant and relatively recent category of data processing that extends beyond traditional service delivery purposes; the opt-out rather than opt-in structure means your data is used by default.
Interpretive note: The precise scope of data categories used for AI training and the legal basis asserted in each jurisdiction are not fully specified in the policy text reviewed, creating uncertainty about GDPR compliance posture.
The policy states LinkedIn collects profile data, messages, device identifiers, browsing activity both on and off LinkedIn, and inferred interests, and authorizes this data to be used for targeted advertising and AI model training, including generative AI features. The terms also authorize sharing personal data with advertising partners, analytics vendors, and LinkedIn's corporate affiliates. You can review and adjust your data and advertising preferences by visiting LinkedIn's Privacy Settings at linkedin.com/psettings/privacy, and EU/UK users can access additional controls through the European Regional Privacy Notice.
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"We use the data and content you provide and that we collect about you, to train, evaluate, and improve AI models and systems, and to develop new features and services. This includes using your data to train generative AI models. You can object to or opt out of your personal data being used to train generative AI models via the Settings page.— Excerpt from LinkedIn's LinkedIn Privacy Policy
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AI training data use is a significant and relatively recent category of data processing that extends beyond traditional service delivery purposes; the opt-out rather than opt-in structure means your data is used by default.
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