Replicate uses reasonable security measures but cannot guarantee the security of your data and disclaims responsibility for security breaches it could not anticipate.
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This provision limits Replicate's liability exposure in the event of a data breach by framing security as 'reasonable' rather than absolute, which is standard industry language but does not define what measures are in place.
If your personal data, including uploaded training data, is exposed in a security incident, Replicate's liability may be limited by this disclaimer, and the policy does not specify breach notification timelines or procedures.
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"We have implemented reasonable security measures designed to protect your personal information from unauthorized access and disclosure. It is important that you understand, however, that no website, Internet-connected device or online platform is completely secure. We cannot anticipate all potential misuse of your information, and as a result, cannot guarantee the security of any information you transmit to us.Excerpt from Replicate's Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Security disclaimers of this type are common across the industry but do not override statutory security obligations under GDPR Article 32 (appropriate technical and organizational measures), CCPA/CPRA's reasonable security requirements, or FTC Act …
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This provision limits Replicate's liability exposure in the event of a data breach by framing security as 'reasonable' rather than absolute, which is standard industry language but does not define what measures are in place.
If your personal data, including uploaded training data, is exposed in a security incident, Replicate's liability may be limited by this disclaimer, and the policy does not specify breach notification timelines or procedures.
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