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"Every request we receive is carefully reviewed by our privacy team to determine the validity of the legal process, assess the proportionality of the request, and ensure compliance with the commitments we've made to our users.Excerpt from Asana's Privacy Statement
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The clause states: “Every request we receive is carefully reviewed by our privacy team to determine the validity of the legal process, assess the proportionality of the request, and ensure compliance with the commitments we've made to our users.”
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