AiSDR policy evolution

“We will use Customer Data only in order to provide the Service to you and only as permitted by applicable law and this Agreement. Data Practices and Machine Learning We may collect information about you and your Users when you interact with the Service as permitted by the Agreement. We may use Customer Data for machine learning to support and develop features and functionality within the Service and similar products and services. You instruct us to use Customer Data for such purposes. You may opt-out of having your Customer Data used for machine learning by emailing [email protected] . ACCEPTABLE USE Prohibited Email Actions You may not use AiSDR to send spam. Spam can be in the form of bulk email or one to one commercial emails. Bulk email is spam when it is unsolicited. Unsolicited means the recipient has not granted verifiable permission for the message to be sent. Bulk means that the message is sent as part of a larger collection of messages that have substantively similar content. One-to-one commercial emails are spam when they violate CAN-SPAM. One-to-one commercial emails are also considered Spam if the data processed for purposes of sending that email is in scope of the General Data Protection Regulation (‘GDPR’) and you fail to provide notice to individuals and establish a lawful basis of processing. You may not use the Service in any way (directly or indirectly) to send, transmit, handle, distribute or deliver: (i) spam in violation of the CAN-SPAM Act (referenced below) or any other law; (ii) email to an address obtained via Internet harvesting methods or any surreptitious methods (e.g., scraping or harvesting); (iii) email to an address that is incomplete, inaccurate and/or not updated for all applicable opt-out notifications, using best efforts and”

“We may use Customer Data for machine learning to support and develop features and functionality within the Service and similar products and services. You instruct us to use Customer Data for such purposes. You may opt-out of having your Customer Data used for machine learning by emailing [email protected] .”

“We may collect information about you and your Users when you interact with the Service as permitted by the Agreement. We may use Customer Data for machine learning to support and develop features and functionality within the Service and similar products and services. You instruct us to use Customer Data for such purposes. You may opt-out of having your Customer Data used for machine learning by emailing [email protected] .”

“We will use Customer Data only in order to provide the Service to you and only as permitted by applicable law and this Agreement. Data Practices and Machine Learning We may collect information about you and your Users when you interact with the Service as permitted by the Agreement. We may use Customer Data for machine learning to support and develop features and functionality within the Service and similar products and services. You instruct us to use Customer Data for such purposes. You may opt-out of having your Customer Data used for machine learning by emailing [email protected] . ACCEPTABLE USE Prohibited Email Actions You may not use AiSDR to send spam. Spam can be in the form of bulk email or one to one commercial emails. Bulk email is spam when it is unsolicited. Unsolicited means the recipient has not granted verifiable permission for the message to be sent. Bulk means that the message is sent as part of a larger collection of messages that have substantively similar content. One-to-one commercial emails are spam when they violate CAN-SPAM. One-to-one commercial emails are also considered Spam if the data processed for purposes of sending that email is in scope of the General Data Protection Regulation (‘GDPR’) and you fail to provide notice to individuals and establish a lawful basis of processing. You may not use the Service in any way (directly or indirectly) to send, transmit, handle, distribute or deliver: (i) spam in violation of the CAN-SPAM Act (referenced below) or any other law; (ii) email to an address obtained via Internet harvesting methods or any surreptitious methods (e.g., scraping or harvesting); (iii) email to an address that is incomplete, inaccurate and/or not updated for all applicable opt-out notifications, using best efforts and”