SD-BY-ATP-v0.9 – Customer Commons

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Using the SD-BY-ATP Public Beta Agreement by Customer Commons

The SD-BY-ATP 0.9 public beta agreement describes conditions for service delivery that permit first-party analytics, tracking, and profiling while prohibiting third-party analytics, tracking, profiling, and data sharing. The following considerations are informational, are not exhaustive, and do not form part of the agreement.

Considerations for Adopters (Organizations and Individuals)

Review the Human and Legal views and the machine-readable Turtle file before considering SD-BY-ATP 0.9.
Confirm that the service-delivery and first-party analytics, tracking, and profiling permissions match the practices to which the agreement will be applied.
Confirm that third parties do not analyze, track, profile, or receive data under the implementation.
Identify any data, systems, or processing activities outside the agreement’s scope and evaluate applicable laws, contracts, and third-party rights.

More considerations for adopters

Considerations for the Public

Adoption communicates the service-delivery and first-party processing permissions, together with the third-party restrictions, stated in SD-BY-ATP 0.9.
The agreement applies only to rights and practices the adopter is authorized to address.
Other legal, contractual, and technical restrictions may still apply.
Review the complete agreement and the adopter’s implementation rather than relying only on this summary.

More considerations for the public

Human-Readable Summary (Plain English)

This agreement puts you, the individual, in control of how your personal data is used. You’re offering your data with clear terms — and an organization must agree to those terms if they want to use it.

What You’re Agreeing To

We’ll only use your data to provide services you’ve requested.
We may share some data related to your service with our systems, but only to support service delivery.
We may analyze how you use the service to improve it — but only ourselves, not with others.
We may track usage behavior within our platform to improve your experience.
We may use profiling to personalize your experience — again, only internally.

What We’re Not Allowed To Do

We won’t allow third parties to analyze your data.
We won’t allow third parties to track your activity.
We won’t allow third parties to profile you.
We won’t share your personal data with third parties for any reason.

If There’s a Conflict

If anything’s unclear, this policy follows the rule: permissions override prohibitions, which means if something is both allowed and disallowed, it is considered allowed.