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"Where necessary, we process this information on the basis of your consent when we ask for it to process your personal information for a specific purpose...Where necessary, we process this information for our legitimate interests...Excerpt from Vercel AI's Vercel Privacy Notice
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The clause states: “Where necessary, we process this information on the basis of your consent when we ask for it to process your personal information for a specific purpose...Where necessary, we process this information for our legitimate interests...”
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