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This right imposes a meaningful limit on Spotify's use of automated systems by requiring human involvement in decisions that could materially affect users' legal standing or equivalent interests.
You hold a recognized right to be free from purely automated decisions—including decisions derived from profiling—that carry legal weight or a similarly significant impact on you.
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"Not be subject to automated decision making Not be subject to a decision based solely on automated decision making (decisions without human involvement), including profiling, where the decision would have a legal effect on you or produce a similarly significant effect.Excerpt from Spotify's Privacy Policy
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This right imposes a meaningful limit on Spotify's use of automated systems by requiring human involvement in decisions that could materially affect users' legal standing or equivalent interests.
You hold a recognized right to be free from purely automated decisions—including decisions derived from profiling—that carry legal weight or a similarly significant impact on you.
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