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The provision establishes Uber's operational authority to process categories of sensitive personal data—biometric identifiers, health information, and inferred demographic attributes—that are subject to heightened regulatory requirements under data protection frameworks. This authorization enables Uber to deploy biometric authentication and inference capabilities within its service delivery.
Users' biometric and health data are subject to collection and processing under this authorization where permitted by law. Additionally, the terms authorize Uber to infer and classify sensitive demographic attributes about users based on available data, expanding the scope of sensitive data processed beyond explicitly provided information.
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The provision establishes Uber's operational authority to process categories of sensitive personal data—biometric identifiers, health information, and inferred demographic attributes—that are subject to heightened regulatory requirements under data protection frameworks. This authorization enables Uber to deploy biometric authentication and inference capabilities within its service delivery.
Users' biometric and health data are subject to collection and processing under this authorization where permitted by law. Additionally, the terms authorize Uber to infer and classify sensitive demographic attributes about users based on available data, expanding the scope of sensitive data processed beyond explicitly provided information.
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