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Is It Training on Me?
← Qwen (Alibaba) · Privacy Policy

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Paragraph 56 of 102

- Legitimate interests (to ensure the security and quality of our Services and to develop, maintain, and improve our Services)

To provide customer support and troubleshooting, and to respond to your inquiries, requests, feedback, and suggestions.

- Performance of a contract with you - Legitimate interests (to respond to inquiries and provide customer support, where applicable) - Compliance with a legal obligation (to respond to requests to exercise data protection rights)

To train and improve the accuracy, performance, and quality of our services (including our AI models) - De-identified User Content - Feedback

- Legitimate interests (to provide more accurate, reliable and helpful Services and to develop and provide advanced AI models as part of the Services)

To comply with legal obligations and to protect the rights, privacy, safety, or property of our users, our company, or third parties.

- Legitimate interests (to ensure the security, quality, and stability of our Services and to protect the rights, property, and safety of our users, our company, and third parties) - Compliance with a legal obligation

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