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← Warp · Privacy Policy

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Improving, Monitoring and Personalizing the Service: It is in our legitimate business interests to analyze your use of the Service to allow us to evaluate and improve the Services and its features, and to create aggregated, de-identified or anonymous statistics, which we may use for lawful business purposes, including for Services analytics and strategic planning. This includes:

Administer and improve our Service, including test different configurations of our Service, diagnose errors and problems with our Service;

Incorporate ideas from your responses into our business operations and customer service models;

Develop new products and Service, and improve existing products and features of the Service, including by training, fine-tuning and improving the performance of models that support our AI features;

Aggregate information we receive from you and third parties to help understand your needs, customize our Service, pricing and offerings to you, and provide you better service; and

Conduct research and analytics designed to understand our customer base and improve our products, Service and customer experience.

Business Promotion: We may use personal information to promote our business, including to provide you with news about products and Service we offer and deliver marketing communications and advertisements, including advertising to you and others on social media and other third-party websites, based on your interests and interactions with us. This includes:

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