The policy states that OpenSea engages Google and Amplitude as third-party analytics providers that collect Usage Information via cookies, Pixel Tags, and similar technologies on OpenSea's behalf, with their use of that data governed by their own terms and policies.
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This provision discloses that third-party analytics providers collect behavioral data directly from users via their own tracking technologies, with data use governed by the providers' own terms rather than solely by OpenSea's policy. This arrangement may require evaluation under GDPR joint controller or processor frameworks depending on the nature of the data flows.
Interpretive note: Whether Google and Amplitude act as processors or joint controllers under GDPR depends on the specific data flows and contractual arrangements, which are not detailed in the policy.
Under this clause, user activity on OpenSea is collected by Google and Amplitude through their own tracking technologies. The agreement states that these providers' use of the collected data is governed by their own terms of use and privacy policies, which users would need to review separately.
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Compare across platforms →"We engage with third-party services ("Third Party Services"), including Google and Amplitude, to help collect some of the information referred to above. These Third Party Services, acting on our behalf, may collect information about your use of our Service through their own cookies, Pixel Tags, or other technologies ("Usage Information"). The Third Party Services' ability to use and share Usage Information is restricted by such Third Party Services' terms of use and privacy policy.Excerpt from OpenSea's Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages GDPR processor and joint controller provisions, the EU ePrivacy Directive (cookie consent requirements), and CCPA service provider obligations.
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This provision discloses that third-party analytics providers collect behavioral data directly from users via their own tracking technologies, with data use governed by the providers' own terms rather than solely by OpenSea's policy. This arrangement may require evaluation under GDPR joint controller or processor frameworks depending on the nature of the data flows.
Under this clause, user activity on OpenSea is collected by Google and Amplitude through their own tracking technologies. The agreement states that these providers' use of the collected data is governed by their own terms of use and privacy policies, which users would need to review separately.
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