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"If your usage is flagged as potentially violating our terms, including the Usage Policy, we may retain and review the flagged user prompts and associated logs to enforce our policies.Excerpt from Cohere's Enterprise Data Commitments
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The clause states: “If your usage is flagged as potentially violating our terms, including the Usage Policy, we may retain and review the flagged user prompts and associated logs to enforce our policies.”
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