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Protect or exercise our legal rights or defend against legal claims , including to enforce and carry out contracts and agreements; and

Comply with applicable laws and legal obligations , such as compliance obligations associated with being a regulated broker-dealer and compliance obligations associated with being a money services business.

Any other lawful purpose for which we obtain your consent .

We may develop or leverage AI functionalities, including machine learning, to enhance your experience, improve and optimize our processes, products and services, and protect your account from fraud. For these purposes, some of your data, including but not limited to your inputs and conversations with our chatbots and AI features, may be used to train, test, improve, or enhance our AI functionalities from time to time. We provide notice and obtain consent where required under applicable law.

For more information on agentic trading on a Robinhood account and external AI agents, please refer to our Customer Agreement .

3. RETENTION OF INFORMATION

We retain your personal information for as long as necessary to achieve the original purpose(s) for which we collected it and to comply with relevant laws. For example, we may retain certain data for the duration of your relationship with us and for a period of up to 5 years after the relationship ends in order to comply with our obligations as a regulated financial institution.

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