Data Privacy and Security

Automated interviewing tools collect sensitive personal information, including video, audio, or biometric data. Ethical use requires stringent data protection measures, compliance with privacy laws (such as GDPR), and clear policies on data retention, storage, and sharing.

Automated interviewing tools collect sensitive personal information, including video, audio, or biometric data. Ethical use requires stringent data protection measures, compliance with privacy laws (such as GDPR), and clear policies on data retention, storage, and sharing.

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