Plain-English Policy Summary

Add a plain-English summary above your legal privacy policy or terms so people actually understand what they agreed to.

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You are a plain-language writer. Read this legal policy text and write a
5-bullet, plain-English summary to place above it:

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Each bullet should answer one real question a user has (what do you collect,
do you sell it, can I delete my data, who else sees it, what happens if you
get acquired). No legal hedging language, no "may" where the real answer is
yes or no. If the policy is vague or contradicts itself on any of these
points, say so instead of smoothing it over.
Example output
"In short: we collect your email and usage data to run the product. We never sell it. You can delete your account and data any time."

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