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===Opt-out policies=== Users must opt out of data collection for AI training by directly contacting the company. Previously collected data, however, remain usable under the terms, creating further concerns about consent and [[retroactive policy enforcement]]. This policy is outlined under the '''"Intellectual Property; Reservation of Rights"''' section of the RepairShopr User Access and License Agreement, specifically the sixth point:<ref name=":0" /><blockquote>"If you wish to opt out of any future collection and aggregation by Servably of your User Content or Usage Information in an anonymous form in order to train Servably’s AI Tools, please contact us as set forth below. For clarity, such opt-out will apply only on a go-forward basis and will not obligate Servably to cease using any previously anonymized and aggregated User Content or other Usage Information as otherwise permitted in this Agreement."</blockquote>Furthermore, the opt-out process must be initiated by the business owner, which limits the ability of individual employees or customers of the business to safeguard data. Per Louis Rossmann’s account, the changes to the terms were not disclosed until after they had already taken effect, leaving a window of time where data could have been collected without the user’s knowledge or consent.<ref name=":1" />
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