Airtable can delete your data or cut off your access to it if the company decides, on its own judgment, that you have violated its Terms of Service.
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This provision means your content and data access can be restricted or permanently lost based on Airtable's unilateral determination, without requiring independent review or prior notice.
Interpretive note: The enforceability of the sole discretion standard may be constrained by GDPR data subject access rights in EU/EEA jurisdictions and by unfair contract terms legislation in some other jurisdictions.
If Airtable determines in its sole discretion that you have violated its Terms of Service, it may delete your content or block your access to it, which could result in permanent data loss for individuals and operational disruption for businesses.
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"Notwithstanding the foregoing, you acknowledge and agree that we may retain, take possession of, delete, or deny you access to your Content if we believe, in our sole discretion, that some or all of your Content, or your use of the Services, violates our Terms of Service.Excerpt from Airtable's Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision may interact with GDPR data subject rights (Articles 15-20), which afford individuals rights of access, rectification, and erasure that cannot be unilaterally overridden by a service provider.
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This provision means your content and data access can be restricted or permanently lost based on Airtable's unilateral determination, without requiring independent review or prior notice.
If Airtable determines in its sole discretion that you have violated its Terms of Service, it may delete your content or block your access to it, which could result in permanent data loss for individuals and operational disruption for businesses.
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