Telemetry Data. Dell monitors the APEX Service and collects telemetry data relating to Your and Customer’s use of the APEX Service as further provided in the Service Offering Description, and You may be receiving telemetry data as provided in the telemetry notice in the Service Offering Description and You are required to comply with all restrictions as provided in such telemetry notice and with all obligations set forth in this Agreement including Clauses 11.2 (Reseller Security Measures) and 11.3 (Data Processing).
Telemetry Data. Cisco processes Telemetry Data to deliver, enhance, improve, customize, support, and/or analyze the Cloud Service and other Cisco offerings and otherwise freely uses Telemetry Data that does not identify You or any of Your Authorized Users. You may have the ability to configure the Cloud Service to limit the Telemetry Data collected, but in some cases, You can only opt out of the Telemetry Data collection by uninstalling or disabling the Cloud Service.
Telemetry Data. Cisco may collect Telemetry Data related to Your use of the Cloud Service in order to maintain, improve or analyze the Cloud Service. You acknowledge that Cisco may freely use any non-personal Telemetry Data that does not identify You or any of Your users.
Telemetry Data. 35.1 Notwithstanding the provisions contained in clause 16.4 of this Agreement, We are not liable with respect to Your use or reliance on any telemetry data We have provided to You in relation to the Equipment (“Data”).
Telemetry Data. Data generated by instrumentation and logging systems created through the Purchasing Entity’s use and operation of a Provider Product or Service, including but not limited to: (i) product serial numbers and other identification information, and information characterizing devices connected to a network; data generated by sensors, devices, machinery, Product or Service features or functionality activated, utilized, or accessed; network policy, hardware modules and software components installed, connections and topology relationships between products; data relating to the existence of cookies, web beacons, and similar applications; the types of Provider software Products installed on a network or device; data related to the usage, origin of use, traffic density and patterns, and behavior or workloads and applications across a network or cloud service.
Telemetry Data. You consent to Licensor’s collection and use of Telemetry Data that is accessible to Licensor when you use the Software. “
Telemetry Data. You consent to Licensor’s collection and use of Telemetry Data that is accessible to Licensor when you use the Software. “Telemetry Data― means data collected about the use and performance of the Software that may be accessible by, or transmitted to, Licensor in connection with your use of the Software and which may include (but not limited to) the following data (i) the specific Software product and version of the Software being used, (ii) the time of execution, (iii) the functions that you run when using the Software, (iv) the operating system and CPU that you are using; and (v) the license identifier (unique for a machine or a license server). Additionally, if you are connected to a license server Licensor may also collect the user name and host name that made the request to the license server. Licensor may use Telemetry Data for its internal purposes to analyze and improve the quality, security, reliability, functions and features, performance, use and integrity of the Software as well as your individual user experience. Licensor does not share Telemetry Data with any third parties. If you would like to withdraw your consent to the use of Telemetry Data, you can do so by sending an email to xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx with the subject line “Withdraw telemetry data consent―. A return email will be sent with instructions on how to disable the telemetry tracking. If you opt out, Telemetry Data previously collected would remain available to Licensor.
Telemetry Data. The Software will on regular intervals report the following telemetry data to Scalr: (i) Software usage information and (ii) basic system environment (software and hardware information upon which the Software is installed). This information is collected to verify Customer’s license capacity compliance and to improve product features and customer’s experience with the Software. If Software cannot collect this information from Customer, then upon Scalr's request, Customer shall promptly run a license usage report provided by Scalr and send it to Scalr. More information regarding this telemetry data is located at xxxxx://xxxxx.xxx/support-policy/.
Telemetry Data. The Software and Service transfer Telemetry Data to W&B by default. If Customer disables the Telemetry Data flag within the Software or Service, Customer will, by no later than the end of each calendar quarter during the Subscription Term, provide W&B with Telemetry Data reasonably requested by W&B and the number of additional user seats Customer requires.
Telemetry Data. The Software collects basic information about how the Software is used, such as how often a user clicks a button, access a menu item, or opens a document (“Telemetry Data”). No customer data or personally identifiable information is included within the Telemetry Data. The Telemetry Data is stored locally for each Instance of the Software and is uploaded to a TARGIT database each time a User logs into the Instance. In addition to the Telemetry Data, each Instance will also send the IP address of the device on which the Instance is installed to allow TARGIT to differentiate between Instances. TARGIT uses the Telemetry Data to make improvements to the Software. The default setting in the Software is to collect and send the Telemetry Data to TARGIT. However, You can turn off the Telemetry Data reporting feature in the setup settings in TARGIT Management. BY LEAVING THE TELEMETRY DATA REPORTING FEATURE ENABLED, YOU CONSENT TO TARGIT’S COLLECTION AND USE OF THE TELEMETRY DATA.
