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This requirement places a legal compliance burden on users: storing content that includes others' personal information without legal authorization to share it constitutes a violation of this obligation.
Before storing content containing another person's personal information in Adobe's Services and Software, you must have legal permission to disclose that person's information to Adobe.
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This requirement places a legal compliance burden on users: storing content that includes others' personal information without legal authorization to share it constitutes a violation of this obligation.
Before storing content containing another person's personal information in Adobe's Services and Software, you must have legal permission to disclose that person's information to Adobe.
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