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"AS BETWEEN YOU AND ACTIVECAMPAIGN, YOU WILL BE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR RESPONDING TO AND HONORING ALL REQUESTS RELATING TO THE RIGHTS OF YOUR CONTACTS AND THEIR PERSONAL DATA PURSUANT TO AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICABLE DATA PROTECTION LAWS.Excerpt from ActiveCampaign's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “AS BETWEEN YOU AND ACTIVECAMPAIGN, YOU WILL BE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR RESPONDING TO AND HONORING ALL REQUESTS RELATING TO THE RIGHTS OF YOUR CONTACTS AND THEIR PERSONAL DATA PURSUANT TO AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICABLE DATA PROTECTION LAWS.”
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