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Maintain and improve the Services. To provide troubleshooting and customer support, the Customer Support team may need to access your personal data, such as your account email address and information about the Evernote application you are using, subject to the protections described below. We may also use your personal data to improve the Evernote Service such as debugging to identify and repair errors that impair existing intended functionality, conducting research for technological development and demonstration, and analyzing information to maintain or enhance the quality or safety of the Services. We will not use your Input or Output from an AI Feature (as defined in the Supplemental Terms ) to train our artificial intelligence models or tools unless you direct us to do so.
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