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This provision establishes a data processing pathway that removes personal data from privacy restrictions once de-identification occurs. The authorization to share de-identified data with third parties without limitation creates a category of data outside the scope of personal data restrictions.
Interpretive note: The adequacy of OpenAI's anonymization or de-identification methodology is not described in the policy, and regulatory standards for what constitutes truly anonymous data vary by jurisdiction, creating uncertainty about the scope of this provision's practical effect.
Users' personal data may be processed into de-identified form and subsequently shared with third parties for any purpose, including commercial or research applications. The terms do not require notice or consent for this de-identification and sharing process once data is rendered non-personally identifiable.
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"We may create aggregated, de-identified, or other anonymous data from your personal data. We make personal data into anonymous data by removing information that makes the data personally identifiable to you. We may use this anonymous data and share it with third parties for any purpose.— Excerpt from OpenAI's Privacy Policy (ROW)
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This provision establishes a data processing pathway that removes personal data from privacy restrictions once de-identification occurs. The authorization to share de-identified data with third parties without limitation creates a category of data outside the scope of personal data restrictions.
Users' personal data may be processed into de-identified form and subsequently shared with third parties for any purpose, including commercial or research applications. The terms do not require notice or consent for this de-identification and sharing process once data is rendered non-personally identifiable.
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