The policy states that Quest may aggregate or de-identify Personal Data and share the resulting data with third parties, treating de-identified data as no longer subject to personal data protections.
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This provision authorizes de-identification of Personal Data and its unrestricted sharing with third parties. The adequacy of de-identification techniques is not specified in the document; GDPR and CCPA contain specific standards for de-identification or anonymization that determine whether data retains protected status, and regulators have increasingly scrutinized de-identification claims.
Interpretive note: The adequacy of Quest's de-identification practices cannot be assessed from the document alone; applicability of GDPR anonymization or CCPA de-identification standards depends on the specific methodology employed.
Under this clause, Quest may de-identify Personal Data including identifiers and usage data and share it with third parties without the restrictions applicable to Personal Data. The specific de-identification standards or techniques used are not described in the policy.
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Compare across platforms →"We may aggregate or de-identify information (including Personal Data) so that it does not identify you and then share that de-identified (and therefore no longer personal) data with third parties, either on its own or with other non-personal data.Excerpt from OneLogin's Privacy Policy
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This provision authorizes de-identification of Personal Data and its unrestricted sharing with third parties. The adequacy of de-identification techniques is not specified in the document; GDPR and CCPA contain specific standards for de-identification or anonymization that determine whether data retains protected status, and regulators have increasingly scrutinized de-identification claims.
Under this clause, Quest may de-identify Personal Data including identifiers and usage data and share it with third parties without the restrictions applicable to Personal Data. The specific de-identification standards or techniques used are not described in the policy.
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