“biometric data is generated when we use facial verification technology to confirm that your account is not being used by anyone other than you, your age, or to prevent creation of fraudulent accounts.”
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Biometric data — a sensitive category of personal information — is collected through an automated facial verification process tied to account security and fraud prevention.
Your biometric data may be collected when Uber uses facial verification to check that only you are using your account, to verify your age, or to prevent fraudulent account creation.
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Biometric data — a sensitive category of personal information — is collected through an automated facial verification process tied to account security and fraud prevention.
Your biometric data may be collected when Uber uses facial verification to check that only you are using your account, to verify your age, or to prevent fraudulent account creation.
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