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This clause removes Salesforce from the data-controller role entirely for badge-scan data, meaning Salesforce's Privacy Statement provides no protections for that data.
A reader who opts in to a badge scan surrenders Salesforce's Privacy Statement protections for that data; the sponsor's policy exclusively governs how it is handled.
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"In the event you choose to opt-in to have your badge scanned by an event sponsor, you are providing your Personal Data directly to the sponsor (not to Salesforce) and the processing of your badge data will be subject to the event sponsor's privacy policyExcerpt from Salesforce's Privacy Statement
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This clause removes Salesforce from the data-controller role entirely for badge-scan data, meaning Salesforce's Privacy Statement provides no protections for that data.
A reader who opts in to a badge scan surrenders Salesforce's Privacy Statement protections for that data; the sponsor's policy exclusively governs how it is handled.
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