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<h1>Usage Data Collector Terms of Use</h1>
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<p>This document describes
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how the Eclipse Foundation will treat the data provided by
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individuals and organizations through the Eclipse Usage Collector.
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<li>A unique id is
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generated for every workstation (or Eclipse workspace) that submits
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data using the Usage Data Collector. This session id is transmitted every
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time data is sent to the Eclipse Foundation.</li>
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<li>The Eclipse
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Foundation does not intend for the Usage Data Collector to collect
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information that can uniquely identify you as an individual.
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However, it may inadvertently collect information that is included
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in plug-in names, which information may identify an individual or
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organization. </li>
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<li>The data that is
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being collected relates to how you are using Eclipse and any
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third-party plug-ins that you have added to your Eclipse workspace.
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This includes, but is not limited to, information on plug-in names,
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version numbers, length of time spent in a specific editor/view or
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perspective, actions and commands that you invoked, etc. You can
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imagine it to be similar to "click stream" data that is
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collected at certain web sites.</li>
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<li>The Usage Data Collector
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may collect and transmit the country where you are located. You
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may also optionally specify general demographic information.
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<h2>Uses of the Information</h2>
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<li>The Eclipse
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Foundation may, in its sole discretion, make available to
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organizations and individuals, on a case-by case-basis, the data
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that it collects through the Usage Data Collector, whether in raw or
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aggregated form.
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<li>The Eclipse
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Foundation will publish summary reports based on the data obtained.
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These reports will be made available in machine readable format that
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will allow individuals and organizations to undertake further
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analysis.</li>
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<li>Potential uses of
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the summary reports may include, but not limited to: 1) Eclipse
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project committers who want to better understand how individuals are
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using their projects, 2) usage of Eclipse projects and third-party
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Eclipse plug-ins, and 3) an estimate to the number of individuals
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using Eclipse. It is expected that the summary reports and raw data
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may be used for other purposes that we have not envisioned at this
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point in time.</li>
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<h2>Interactions with
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the Usage Data Collector</h2>
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<li>With your
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permission, the Usage Data Collector will periodically transmit your usage
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data to the Eclipse Foundation. The first time it attempts to
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transmit the data, you will be requested to grant permission of
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transmission. If you decline the request, the Usage Data Collector will
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stop functioning, until you decide to re-enable it. If you grant
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permission, you will have the option of allowing the Usage Data Collector
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to automatically transmit data without further interaction or to
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request your permission each time it attempts to transmit data.</li>
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<li>You can choose to
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limit the range of plug-ins on which the Usage Data Collector collects
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information. You may limit the list of plug-ins to be only those
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that are provided by the Eclipse Foundation. In addition, you may
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exclude plug-ins that include a specific text string in their name.
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To limit the range of plug-in, go to the "Usage Data Collection | Preview"
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page in the workspace preferences and add one or more filters.</li>
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<li> At anytime, you
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may view the data that is being collected. To view your current
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information, go to the
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"Usage Data Collection | Preview" preferences page.</li>
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<li>After providing
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your initial permission, you may discontinue use of the Usage
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Monitor by turning off the "Enable Capture" checkbox
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on the "Usage Data Collection" preferences page.</li>
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<h2>More Information</h2>
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<p>If you have any questions or would like additional information about the Eclipse
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Usage Data Collector, please contact eclipse_udc@eclipse.org.</p>
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