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"to send you notifications about the Services, including technical notices, updates, security alerts, administrative messages and invoicesExcerpt from Databricks's Privacy Notice
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The clause states: “to send you notifications about the Services, including technical notices, updates, security alerts, administrative messages and invoices”
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