“The provisions of Asana's DPA reflect Asana's services and multi-tenant infrastructure... Asana's DPA also seamlessly interoperates with other agreements and relevant Documentation.”
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The design rationale stated for the DPA implies customers cannot substitute their own DPA terms, as the DPA is tailored to Asana's specific infrastructure.
Interpretive note: The excerpt describes the DPA's design characteristics but does not explicitly state that customers cannot substitute their own DPA. The clause name asserts that proposition, but the quoted language does not establish it directly. The canonical claim is limited to what the language explicitly states.
Customers must accept that Asana's DPA terms are shaped by Asana's own infrastructure and are not individually negotiable or replaceable with a customer-provided DPA.
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In all other cases, these Terms, and any rights and licenses granted hereunder, may not be transferred or assigned by you, but may be assigned by us without restriction. Any attempted transfer or assignment in violation hereof shall be null and void.
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"The provisions of Asana's DPA reflect Asana's services and multi-tenant infrastructure... Asana's DPA also seamlessly interoperates with other agreements and relevant Documentation.Excerpt from Asana's Privacy Statement
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The design rationale stated for the DPA implies customers cannot substitute their own DPA terms, as the DPA is tailored to Asana's specific infrastructure.
Customers must accept that Asana's DPA terms are shaped by Asana's own infrastructure and are not individually negotiable or replaceable with a customer-provided DPA.
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