Common use of De-Identification of Data Clause in Contracts

De-Identification of Data. We reserve the right to remove those elements of data that might be used to associate data with You or any other individual, or to “de-identify” the data We collect, and to use and share such de-identified data for furthering Our mission. Aggregated, de-identified data may also be used for health trend analysis, disease control, in assessing the effectiveness of various health programs, research, and for other data analytics and purposes. Depending on the circumstances, We may or may not charge third parties for this de-identified data. By using the Services, You grant Us the right to accept payment or other remuneration for such aggregated, de-identified data. We require parties with whom We share aggregated, de-identified data to agree that they will not try to make this information personally identifiable.

De-Identification of Data. We reserve the right to remove those elements of data that might be used to associate data with You or any other individual, or to “de-identify” the data We collect, and to use and share such de-identified data for furthering Our our mission. Aggregated, de-identified data may also be used for health trend analysis, disease control, in assessing the effectiveness of various health programs, research, and for other data analytics and purposes. Depending on the circumstances, We may or may not charge third parties for this de-identified data. By using the Services, You you grant Us us the right to accept payment or other remuneration for such aggregated, de-identified data. We require parties with whom We we share aggregated, de-identified data to agree that they will not try to make this information personally identifiable. To the extent that a Registry survey consent conflicts with this Agreement, the Registry survey consent will control.

De-Identification of Data. We reserve the right to remove those elements of data that might be used to associate data with You or any other individual, or to “de-identify” the data We collect, and to use and share such de-identified data for furthering Our our mission. Aggregated, de-identified data may also be used for health trend analysis, disease control, in assessing the effectiveness of various health programs, research, and for other data analytics and purposes. Depending on the circumstances, We may or may not charge third parties for this de-identified data. By using the Services, You you grant Us us the right to accept payment or other remuneration for such aggregated, de-identified data. We require parties with whom We we share aggregated, de-identified data to agree that they will not try to make this information personally identifiable.