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If we rely on certain legal bases (such as "legal obligation" or "contractual necessity") and you do not provide us with your Personal Data, we may not be able to lawfully provide you services.
Withdrawing your consent will not affect the lawfulness of any processing we conducted prior to your withdrawal, nor will it affect processing of your Personal Data conducted in reliance on lawful processing grounds...
We reserve the right to transfer our rights under these Terms and provide the Services using another entity, provided that entity upholds these Terms.
"In some cases, withdrawing consent will mean that we can no longer provide you with certain services or perform certain tasks where the information is required to do so...Excerpt from Cohere's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “In some cases, withdrawing consent will mean that we can no longer provide you with certain services or perform certain tasks where the information is required to do so...”
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