“When you or another Managed User submit content or information to the Service, such as messages or files (“ Customer Data ”), you acknowledge and agree that, as between Asana and Customer, the Customer Data is controlled by Customer and the Customer Agreement provides Customer with choices and control over that Customer Data.”
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This establishes that Asana, not the Managed User, defers to the Customer on data control matters, meaning the Managed User's rights over their data are governed by the Customer, not directly by Asana.
If you are a Managed User, you accept that control over Customer Data sits with the Customer, not with Asana, as between those two parties.
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"When you or another Managed User submit content or information to the Service, such as messages or files (“ Customer Data ”), you acknowledge and agree that, as between Asana and Customer, the Customer Data is controlled by Customer and the Customer Agreement provides Customer with choices and control over that Customer Data.Excerpt from Asana's Terms of Service
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This establishes that Asana, not the Managed User, defers to the Customer on data control matters, meaning the Managed User's rights over their data are governed by the Customer, not directly by Asana.
If you are a Managed User, you accept that control over Customer Data sits with the Customer, not with Asana, as between those two parties.
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