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Public content posted on LinkedIn may be shared with and used by Microsoft and other affiliates to build or operate their own services, extending the reach of that content beyond LinkedIn.
Interpretive note: The excerpt references two independent sharing categories: publicly-shared content and personal data. The canonical claim covers only the publicly-shared content category as the primary proposition. The European Regional Privacy Notice condition and the personal data sharing category are recorded in omitted_material.
Content you share publicly on LinkedIn may be shared with LinkedIn's affiliates, including Microsoft, for use in providing or developing their services.
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Public content posted on LinkedIn may be shared with and used by Microsoft and other affiliates to build or operate their own services, extending the reach of that content beyond LinkedIn.
Content you share publicly on LinkedIn may be shared with LinkedIn's affiliates, including Microsoft, for use in providing or developing their services.
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