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The clause establishes a data use authorization tied to model development and allows users to restrict this use through an opt-out mechanism, creating a procedural choice point for how personal data is processed by the service provider.
Under these terms, conversation content is authorized for use in model training by default. Users who wish to prevent this use must affirmatively follow opt-out procedures; the policy also notes that opting out may result in reduced service personalization or capability.
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The clause establishes a data use authorization tied to model development and allows users to restrict this use through an opt-out mechanism, creating a procedural choice point for how personal data is processed by the service provider.
Under these terms, conversation content is authorized for use in model training by default. Users who wish to prevent this use must affirmatively follow opt-out procedures; the policy also notes that opting out may result in reduced service personalization or capability.
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