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“This agreement determines the rights and obligations of each party when processing personal information.”
“Unity Technologies will collect, use, store, share or otherwise handle your Personal Information that we are responsible for and collect or receive through your use of applications which are owned by third parties but utilize Unity's technology.”
“This notice explains Unity's processing activities with respect to Personal Information collected through users of Generative AI Tools.”
“Sub-processors are third-party companies that assist Unity by handling personal data on Unity's behalf. These are incorporated by reference in Unity's Data Processing Addendum.”
“This is a pre-signed copy of this document which you may download, execute on your side, and return to DPA@unity3d.com.”
“This Privacy Policy governs our information practices for our Developer Services, which includes any websites, where a link to this Policy is provided.”
Unity's Privacy Policy covers how Unity handles your personal information across its developer tools, any third-party apps built with Unity's technology, and even offline interactions like phone calls or event meetings. When you use an app powered by Unity, Unity directly collects and handles your personal data under this Policy, even though the app belongs to a third party. The detailed rules for data processing responsibilities are set out in a separate Data Processing Addendum, and Unity's use of Generative AI Tools is covered by a separate supplemental notice.
Unity's Privacy Policy establishes the scope and structure of Unity's information practices, covering Personal Information collected through Developer Services, third-party-owned applications built on Unity's technology, and offline interactions such as phone calls or in-person events. The Data Processing Addendum serves as the authoritative document governing each party's rights and obligations in processing personal information, with Unity's sub-processors and Technical and Organisational Measures incorporated into it by reference. Processing activities related to Generative AI Tools are addressed separately through Unity's Generative AI Supplemental Notice. Cross-border data transfers require customers to execute and return a pre-signed Standard Contractual Clauses document to Unity. Unity explicitly disclaims that any information it provides constitutes legal advice.
As an individual user, your personal information is handled by Unity whenever you use a third-party application that runs on Unity's technology — not just when you interact with Unity directly. This applies whether the interaction happens online or offline, such as through a phone call or an in-person event. The rules governing how your data is processed, including the security measures and the third-party sub-processors Unity uses, are defined in Unity's Data Processing Addendum. If you use Unity's Generative AI Tools, separate processing disclosures apply under Unity's Generative AI Supplemental Notice, which you can consult for specifics about AI-related data handling.
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“The 2021 SCCs and UK Addendum replace the Standard Contractual Clauses enacted in 2010 ("2010 SCCs").”
“This agreement determines the rights and obligations of each party when processing personal information.”
“This Data Processing Addendum (this "DPA") is incorporated into and forms an integral part of the Unity Terms of Service.”
“Unity Technologies will collect, use, store, share or otherwise handle your Personal Information that we are responsible for and collect or receive through your use of applications which are owned by third parties but utilize Unity's technology.”
“This notice explains Unity's processing activities with respect to Personal Information collected through users of Generative AI Tools.”
“Sub-processors are third-party companies that assist Unity by handling personal data on Unity's behalf. These are incorporated by reference in Unity's Data Processing Addendum.”
“This is a pre-signed copy of this document which you may download, execute on your side, and return to DPA@unity3d.com.”
“This Privacy Policy governs our information practices for our Developer Services, which includes any websites, where a link to this Policy is provided.”
“This Privacy Policy also applies to Personal Information we collect offline, such as when you call us or interact with Unity in person, such as at an industry event or at a place of business.”
“This Privacy Policy also applies to Personal Information we collect offline, such as when you call us or interact with Unity in person, such as at an industry event or at a place of business.”
“Technical and Organisational Measures (TOMs) are strategic safeguards designed to protect data security and ensure adherence to data protection regulations. These are incorporated by reference in Unity's Data Processing Addendum.”
“Unity does not provide legal advice, therefore the information on this page is not a substitute for seeking your own legal counsel to determine the legal requirements of your business and processes.”
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