“Customers should not store sensitive personal data (including financial account numbers and social security numbers) in Asana.”
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This guidance signals that Asana's platform is not designed or secured for sensitive personal data, and storing such data may fall outside the protections Asana provides.
Interpretive note: The word 'should' is a recommendation rather than an absolute prohibition. The canonical claim preserves 'should not' to reflect this. The practical enforceability or consequences of non-compliance are not stated in the excerpt and are not addressed.
Customers are directed not to place sensitive personal data such as financial account numbers and social security numbers into Asana.
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"Customers should not store sensitive personal data (including financial account numbers and social security numbers) in Asana.Excerpt from Asana's Privacy Statement
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This guidance signals that Asana's platform is not designed or secured for sensitive personal data, and storing such data may fall outside the protections Asana provides.
Customers are directed not to place sensitive personal data such as financial account numbers and social security numbers into Asana.
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