“Where a business subject to the CCPA has entered into a service or subscription agreement with Asana, Asana will act as a service provider to that business.”
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Classifying Asana as a CCPA service provider rather than a business determines the legal obligations and restrictions governing how Asana may use the customer's personal information under California law.
This establishes that CCPA-covered businesses contracting with Asana have the legal protections that apply when working with a designated service provider under California law.
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Classifying Asana as a CCPA service provider rather than a business determines the legal obligations and restrictions governing how Asana may use the customer's personal information under California law.
This establishes that CCPA-covered businesses contracting with Asana have the legal protections that apply when working with a designated service provider under California law.
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