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The clause establishes Stripe's data processing authority across multiple operational and business intelligence functions. This governs the scope of permissible data practices and derivative work creation within the service delivery framework, including internal analytics and risk mitigation activities.
Interpretive note: The precise scope of data covered by the benchmarking and analytics use rights, and whether this constitutes Stripe acting as a data controller for those purposes under GDPR, depends on interpretation of the DPA and applicable regulatory guidance.
Users grant Stripe rights to process and derive insights from their transactional and operational data for specified institutional purposes including service optimization and fraud management. The authorization extends to derivative works created from user content and covers both service-critical data uses and broader analytics applications.
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"You grant Stripe a worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive, limited license to use, copy, store, transmit, modify, and create derivative works of Your Content solely to the extent necessary to provide, maintain, and improve the Services. Stripe may use information and data that Stripe obtains in connection with your use of the Services for purposes of: (a) providing and improving the Services; (b) complying with applicable laws; (c) preventing fraud and managing risk; and (d) benchmarking, analytics, and research.— Excerpt from Stripe's Stripe Terms of Service
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The clause establishes Stripe's data processing authority across multiple operational and business intelligence functions. This governs the scope of permissible data practices and derivative work creation within the service delivery framework, including internal analytics and risk mitigation activities.
Users grant Stripe rights to process and derive insights from their transactional and operational data for specified institutional purposes including service optimization and fraud management. The authorization extends to derivative works created from user content and covers both service-critical data uses and broader analytics applications.
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