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It's unclear if they categorize "user content" (eg. your text) as personal data. The privacy policy seems to use two different terms. Again, I am not a lawyer™. Would appreciate references or confirmation from someone who knows what they're talking about.
Hopefully GDPR would force them to remove it when requested, but unclear if the user content is included. Again, they aren't specific. They would likely refuse GDPR requests for non-Europeans anyway.
So to summarize: Grammarly admit to saving all processed text, giving themselves a license to do with it literally whatever they want, are unclear about deletion, and by storing your text they have to disclose it to law enforcement if requested.
You can decide if the trade-off are worth it. It's not for me, and it's probably not for you. Muting this thread now lol
They likely feed user data into a machine learning model, so removing individual user data is going to be very tricky. Of course, they do still need to allow that under GDPR.
Pot calling the kettle black Seb
But would a European class action work? They would risk 4% of their income in fine if they would not yield.
Non Europeans Including Britons post brexit (!)
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