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Advertise the Services on third-party websites and applications (Account Data; Cookie Data);

As required or permitted by law (all data categories); or

As we, in our sole discretion, otherwise determine to be necessary to ensure the safety or integrity of our users, employees, third parties, the public, or our Services (all data categories).

We may process your inputs into our generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) features using GenAI in order to respond to your question or request, but we do not use your personal data to train or fine tune GenAI models.

4. Who We Share Your Data With

We share certain data about you with instructors, other students, companies performing services for us, Udemy Affiliates, our business partners, analytics and data enrichment providers, your social media providers, companies helping us run promotions and surveys, and advertising companies who help us promote our Services. We may also share your data as needed for security, legal compliance, or as part of a corporate restructuring. Lastly, we can share data in other ways if it is aggregated or de-identified or if we get your consent.

We may share your data with third parties under the following circumstances or as otherwise described in this Privacy Policy:

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