Sourcegraph automatically tracks how you use its services, including what you click on and how often you use specific features, and links this activity to an internal identifier assigned to you.
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This provision authorizes collection of detailed behavioral data tied to a persistent user identifier, which may allow reconstruction of individual usage patterns over time even if the identifier is not directly linked to a name.
Sourcegraph collects click patterns and feature utilization frequency tied to an internally-generated user ID, which means detailed behavioral profiles may be maintained for each user of the Services even without association to a directly identifying name or email.
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"Event analytics data and metadata to better understand usage within the Services, including click patterns and length and frequency of feature utilization, tied to an internally-generated user ID number.Excerpt from Sourcegraph Cody's Sourcegraph Privacy Policy
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Collection of behavioral data tied to persistent identifiers engages GDPR recital 30 and Article 4 definitions of personal data, under which pseudonymous identifiers are generally treated as personal data if re-identification is …
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This provision authorizes collection of detailed behavioral data tied to a persistent user identifier, which may allow reconstruction of individual usage patterns over time even if the identifier is not directly linked to a name.
Sourcegraph collects click patterns and feature utilization frequency tied to an internally-generated user ID, which means detailed behavioral profiles may be maintained for each user of the Services even without association to a directly identifying name or email.
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