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The biometric information designation under applicable laws typically triggers heightened legal protections and obligations; users are on notice that submissions may carry this legally significant classification.
Interpretive note: The clause uses 'may contain,' indicating this is a possibility rather than a certainty in every instance. The primary claim preserves that qualifier.
Files you submit through OpenRouter's Service may be classified as containing biometric information, a category that may carry specific legal protections under applicable laws.
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The biometric information designation under applicable laws typically triggers heightened legal protections and obligations; users are on notice that submissions may carry this legally significant classification.
Files you submit through OpenRouter's Service may be classified as containing biometric information, a category that may carry specific legal protections under applicable laws.
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