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User information is used as training data for machine learning systems, meaning it contributes to automated moderation infrastructure beyond any immediate operational use.
Information you generate may be used to train machine learning models, not only to moderate your own activity but to build moderation systems broadly.
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User information is used as training data for machine learning systems, meaning it contributes to automated moderation infrastructure beyond any immediate operational use.
Information you generate may be used to train machine learning models, not only to moderate your own activity but to build moderation systems broadly.
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