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"We may also use any of your Personal Data identified in this Privacy Notice for the purposes of: (i) enforcing our agreements and policies...protecting or defending Amplitude's legal rights...Excerpt from Amplitude's Privacy Notice
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The clause states: “We may also use any of your Personal Data identified in this Privacy Notice for the purposes of: (i) enforcing our agreements and policies...protecting or defending Amplitude's legal rights...”
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