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"If you (1) are an individual living in the European Union or are a corporation headquartered in the European Union and (2) have a billing address in the European Union, then the Data Act Addendum...forms a part of this Agreement.Excerpt from Cloudflare's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “If you (1) are an individual living in the European Union or are a corporation headquartered in the European Union and (2) have a billing address in the European Union, then the Data Act Addendum...forms a part of this Agreement.”
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