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"to enforce our terms and conditions, and defend our legal rights; to protect against, identify and prevent fraud and other criminal activity, claims and other liabilitiesExcerpt from Cerebras's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “to enforce our terms and conditions, and defend our legal rights; to protect against, identify and prevent fraud and other criminal activity, claims and other liabilities”
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