The policy states that Squarespace may de-identify collected information and use or disclose de-identified data to third parties for any purpose without restriction under this policy. The policy includes a commitment not to re-identify or de-aggregate anonymized data.
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This provision establishes that once information is de-identified, it falls outside the restrictions of this Privacy Policy and may be shared with any third party for any purpose. The policy's commitment not to re-identify data is the primary limitation on this broad permission.
Interpretive note: Whether Squarespace's de-identification procedures meet GDPR anonymization standards or CPRA de-identification requirements cannot be assessed from this document alone; the policy does not specify the technical standards applied.
Under this clause, Squarespace may convert personal information to de-identified form and subsequently share it with third parties without restriction under this policy. The agreement commits Squarespace to not re-identifying such data, but the adequacy of de-identification standards and the identities of recipients are not specified.
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Compare across platforms →"We may de-identify information we collect so the information cannot reasonably identify you or your device, or we may collect information that is already in de-identified form and use such information for purposes such as to conduct research, to improve our Services, for troubleshooting purposes or to help detect and protect against error, fraud or other criminal activity. We commit to not de-aggregating or re-identifying the aggregated and/or anonymized data that we process. Our use and disclosure of de-identified information is not subject to any restrictions under this Privacy Policy, and we may use and disclose it to others for any purpose, without limitation.Excerpt from Squarespace's Privacy Policy
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This provision establishes that once information is de-identified, it falls outside the restrictions of this Privacy Policy and may be shared with any third party for any purpose. The policy's commitment not to re-identify data is the primary limitation on this broad permission.
Under this clause, Squarespace may convert personal information to de-identified form and subsequently share it with third parties without restriction under this policy. The agreement commits Squarespace to not re-identifying such data, but the adequacy of de-identification standards and the identities of recipients are not specified.
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