“We use personal information in connection with certain automated processes to operate the Lyft Platform, for example, to match Riders and Drivers, detect and prevent fraud, and enforce our Terms of Service.”
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Personal information is processed not only by humans but also by automated systems, which affects the scale and nature of how data is used.
Interpretive note: The excerpt lists examples of automated uses (matching, fraud detection, ToS enforcement). These are framed as illustrations of the primary claim, not independent legal propositions, but are recorded in omitted_material for completeness.
Your personal information is fed into certain automated processes as part of Lyft's platform operations, not only handled by people.
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"We use personal information in connection with certain automated processes to operate the Lyft Platform, for example, to match Riders and Drivers, detect and prevent fraud, and enforce our Terms of Service.Excerpt from Lyft's Privacy Policy
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Personal information is processed not only by humans but also by automated systems, which affects the scale and nature of how data is used.
Your personal information is fed into certain automated processes as part of Lyft's platform operations, not only handled by people.
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