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"We use this data to run, maintain, and protect our websites, ensure you can access the content you requested, and display information specific to your location. This also includes tracking activity, investigating suspicious use, and enforcing our terms to prevent misuse and fraud.Excerpt from Workday's Privacy Statement
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The clause states: “We use this data to run, maintain, and protect our websites, ensure you can access the content you requested, and display information specific to your location. This also includes tracking activity, investigating suspicious use, and enforcing our terms to prevent misuse and fraud.”
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