The Game Player and App User Privacy Policy states that Unity collects, uses, stores, and shares personal information from individuals who use third-party applications that incorporate Unity's technology, even though those applications are owned by other companies.
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This provision establishes that Unity's data collection and processing applies to end users of third-party games and apps, creating a data relationship between Unity and individuals whose primary contractual relationship is with the third-party developer rather than Unity directly.
Under this clause, individuals who play games or use apps built with Unity technology are subject to Unity's personal information collection, use, storage, and sharing practices, regardless of which company published the application. The agreement states this applies to personal information Unity is responsible for through that third-party app usage.
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Compare across platforms →"This Privacy Policy will provide you with information on how 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.Excerpt from Unity's Privacy Policy
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This provision establishes that Unity's data collection and processing applies to end users of third-party games and apps, creating a data relationship between Unity and individuals whose primary contractual relationship is with the third-party developer rather than Unity directly.
Under this clause, individuals who play games or use apps built with Unity technology are subject to Unity's personal information collection, use, storage, and sharing practices, regardless of which company published the application. The agreement states this applies to personal information Unity is responsible for through that third-party app usage.
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